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Definition of apprehensiveness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
future eventsRare feeling worried or afraid about what might happenRare
- Her apprehensiveness grew as the test day approached.
- His apprehensiveness faded after the reassurance call.
- She felt a sudden apprehensiveness before the interview.
Origin of apprehensiveness
Latin, apprehendere (to seize, grasp)
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- French:appréhension, ...
- German:Besorgnis, ...
- Italian:apprensione, ...
- Spanish:aprehensión, ...
- Portuguese:apreensão, ...
- Chinese:忧虑, ...
- Japanese:不安感, ...
- Arabic:قَلَق, ...
- Hebrew:חֲשַׁשְׁנוּת, ...
- Russian:тревожность, ...
- Ukrainian:тривожність, ...
- Hindi:चिंताग्रस्तता, ...
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