preoccupation for

Frequency: 4.53.0 per million words

Indicates for whom something is a preoccupation.

preoccupationNOUN + PREPOSITION

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for

Examples (10)

  • By now this had become a major preoccupation for him.
  • The welfare of his family was a constant preoccupation for him.
  • Environmental issues have become a significant preoccupation for many young activists.
  • Her artistic pursuits were a lifelong preoccupation for her.
  • Finding a solution to the crisis is a major preoccupation for the government.
  • The safety of her children remained a primary preoccupation for the mother.
  • His research topic became an all-consuming preoccupation for the dedicated scientist.
  • The upcoming exams were a source of great preoccupation for the students.
  • Achieving peace in the region is a critical preoccupation for international diplomats.
  • The future of the planet is a growing preoccupation for all of us.