nervous
The most common intensifier for 'nervous'.
A common, informal way to indicate a small amount of nervousness.
A strong intensifier for 'nervous'.
A slightly more formal way to indicate a small amount of nervousness.
Similar to 'clearly nervous', emphasizes how apparent the nervousness is.
Indicates that the nervousness is easy for others to see or understand.
An emphatic and often informal way to say 'extremely nervous'.
Describes an abrupt onset of nervousness.
Specifically refers to physical signs of nervousness that can be seen.
Describes a growing state of nervousness.
A formal way to say 'very nervous', often related to temperament.
Indicates that there is a good and obvious reason for the nervousness.
Indicates a moderate level of nervousness.
Implies a very high and almost frantic level of nervousness.
Indicates being on the verge of nervousness.
The most common way to state the condition of being nervous.
Emphasizes the internal sensation of nervousness.
A common and informal way to describe the process of becoming nervous.
Used when an external person, thing, or situation causes someone to feel nervous.
Refers to someone's visual appearance indicating nervousness.
Indicates an impression of nervousness based on observation.
Used to describe someone's outward behavior suggesting nervousness.
Indicates a transition into a state of nervousness, often used in more formal contexts.
Refers to the tone of voice indicating nervousness.
Suggests a gradual increase in nervousness over time.
Used to specify the cause of worry or nervousness, e.g., an event or situation.
Can indicate being nervous in the presence of someone or something, sometimes implying slight fear.
Often used with 'the thought of' or 'the prospect of' something.