be apprehensive

Frequency: 8.015.2 per million words

Used to describe a state of being worried or anxious.

apprehensiveVERBS + apprehensive

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Examples (10)

  • I am always apprehensive before a big presentation.
  • She was apprehensive about moving to a new city.
  • He will be apprehensive when he meets his new boss.
  • They have been apprehensive of the changes ever since the announcement.
  • Being apprehensive is a natural feeling before an exam.
  • If you are apprehensive, it's best to talk to someone about your fears.
  • The new intern is slightly apprehensive about his first day.
  • Despite his calm exterior, he was deeply apprehensive about the outcome.
  • Why are you so apprehensive about the interview? You're well-prepared.
  • It is understandable to be apprehensive when facing major surgery.