concern
a worry about a very bad or dangerous situation
worry felt by the general population
a very large amount of worry
a very important worry or issue
a very strong feeling of worry
the most important worry or issue
an increasing level of worry
worry related to protection against threats, danger, or attack
a large amount of worry
worry existing or happening over a large area or among many people
the first or most important worry
worry related to being protected from danger or harm
a very serious and important worry
worry related to the natural world and the impact of human activity on its condition
a rapidly increasing level of worry
worry felt by many people
an urgent worry that needs immediate attention
worry related to keeping personal information secret
a worry that is based on truth or reason
a reasonable and acceptable worry
worry relating to a whole nation
the most important worry, more important than any other
sincere and real worry
a specific worry
the most important worry or issue
worry related to moral principles
the most important worry
used to state the subject of the worry
used to state the subject of the worry
worry about someone's safety or well-being
a reason to worry
an issue that causes worry
not showing any worry when it is expected
to be (not) important or worrying to someone
to be something that you do not need to worry or know about
to truly worry someone
to affect or involve in a direct way
to worry someone very much
to affect or involve more than anyone or anything else
to worry someone a great deal
to affect or involve for the most part
to worry someone a little
to show or state that you are worried
to state your worries or opinions officially or publicly
to be the reason for worry
to demonstrate your worry through actions or words
to experience a feeling of worry
to be more important than worries, and therefore to have more influence on a decision
to be more important or significant than the worries
to increase the level of worry
to make worry less severe or difficult
to express worry clearly in words
to make worry less severe
to cause someone to start feeling worried
to make someone feel less worried
to make an unpleasant feeling, such as worry, less strong
to have some responsibility for an event or situation