concerned

Definition for concerned

adjective as in worried

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anxious, distressed, disturbed, troubled, uneasy, uptight

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bothered, exercised, perturbed, upset

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biting one's nails, butterflies in stomach, in a stew, on pins and needles, tied up in knots, worried sick

adjective as in involved with

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active, affected, attentive, interested

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caring, implicated

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down with, in on, mixed up, privy to, solicitous

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"Because of the importance of poultry in Northern Ireland, we are always very concerned about outbreaks," Mr McKeown added.

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Department of Justice antisemitism investigation — the governor said he was “not concerned” about the UC system.

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"Obviously, we are very concerned, and there is a lot of investigative work to be done to see what has happened."

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Badenoch also said she was "deeply concerned" by Labour's efforts to repeal and replace the last Conservative government's Troubles Legacy Act, legislation that was widely criticised in Northern Ireland.

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In an album that's largely concerned with contentment, the regret and sadness hit doubly hard.

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