cause consternation

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To be the reason for the feeling of consternation.

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  • The sudden resignation of the CEO will undoubtedly cause consternation among the investors.
  • The leaked document caused widespread consternation within the government.
  • Any changes to the pension plan are likely to cause considerable consternation among employees.
  • The unexpected announcement, causing great consternation, led to a flurry of questions.
  • Much consternation was caused by the discovery of the security breach.
  • Did the news of the merger cause consternation in your department?
  • His decision to sell the family home caused consternation at the family reunion.
  • If this policy is implemented, it will cause consternation throughout the community.
  • The thought of further job cuts is causing consternation for many workers.
  • The rapidly spreading virus caused understandable consternation across the globe.