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trepidation
noun as in anxiety, worry
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For many Barbudans, this time of year will always bring trepidation.
From BBC
“I think there has been some trepidation,” said Mike Testa, president and chief executive of Visit Sacramento, in an interview.
From Los Angeles Times
“As we move into the critical holiday season, there is now some trepidation with what the impact of tariffs is ultimately going to be,” Ahearn said.
From Los Angeles Times
The actor initially approached this project with trepidation similar to her character.
From Los Angeles Times
Meanwhile, trepidation is being felt on other side of the city as well.
From BBC
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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