extremely apprehensive

Frequency: 8.24.5 per million words

To be very worried or anxious.

apprehensiveADVERB + apprehensive

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extremely

Examples (10)

  • She was extremely apprehensive about her future.
  • He felt extremely apprehensive before his first major job interview.
  • Despite her preparation, she remained extremely apprehensive about speaking in front of a large audience.
  • I'm extremely apprehensive of what the test results might show.
  • The child looked extremely apprehensive on his first day at the new school.
  • With the economic downturn, many people have become extremely apprehensive about their financial security.
  • Even after many flights, he is still extremely apprehensive during turbulence.
  • The CEO seemed extremely apprehensive when making the final decision to launch the product.
  • As a new parent, she was extremely apprehensive about every little cough her baby made.
  • The sudden change in plans made everyone in the group extremely apprehensive.