show apprehension

Frequency: 7.09.5 per million words

To reveal one's anxiety through actions, behavior, or appearance.

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Examples (10)

  • The witness showed visible apprehension when questioned by the lawyer.
  • Even the calmest investors started to show apprehension about the market's volatility.
  • His face showed no apprehension, but his fidgeting hands told a different story.
  • Try not to show apprehension during your presentation; confidence is key.
  • Her voice began to show apprehension as she described the strange noise she heard.
  • The child showed considerable apprehension before his first day of school.
  • Are you showing apprehension because of the upcoming exam?
  • It's natural to show some apprehension when facing a major life change.
  • Despite the reassurances, the team continued to show apprehension about the project's feasibility.
  • The new recruit will show apprehension if the tasks seem too daunting.