feel consternation

Frequency: 6.01.5 per million words

To personally experience the feeling of consternation.

consternationVERB + CONSTERNATION

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feel

Examples (10)

  • When the fire alarm rings unexpectedly, many people feel consternation.
  • I felt great consternation when I realized I had lost my passport.
  • He will likely feel consternation when he sees the damage to his car.
  • Feeling such consternation made it difficult for her to think clearly.
  • She visibly felt consternation at the sudden announcement of her transfer.
  • The board members felt considerable consternation upon hearing the financial report.
  • Did you feel consternation when the power went out during the storm?
  • If the news is true, the entire community will feel a wave of consternation.
  • Despite his calm exterior, it was clear that he felt deep consternation about the unfolding crisis.
  • To feel consternation in such a chaotic situation is only natural.