deeply apprehensive

Frequency: 5.52.1 per million words

To feel a strong and profound sense of anxiety or fear.

apprehensiveADVERB + apprehensive

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deeply

Examples (10)

  • He felt deeply apprehensive about the upcoming final interview.
  • The patient was deeply apprehensive of receiving the test results.
  • She looked deeply apprehensive as she walked onto the stage.
  • With the economy worsening, many people are becoming deeply apprehensive about their financial security.
  • As a new father, I'm deeply apprehensive about making mistakes.
  • The defendant seemed deeply apprehensive throughout the trial.
  • Despite his excitement, he was deeply apprehensive about climbing the treacherous mountain.
  • The sudden change in government made the citizens deeply apprehensive of the future.
  • In the silence that followed the explosion, everyone remained deeply apprehensive.
  • "Why do you sound so deeply apprehensive?" she asked, noticing the tremor in his voice.