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fretted

[fret-id] / ˈfrɛt ɪd /




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And Wall Street long has fretted that the athleisure category as a whole is on the losing side of a return to casual dressing and less momentum for loungewear and other of Lululemon’s specialties.

From MarketWatch

She fretted that her husband was hurting and hadn’t eaten that day, but Wardlaw brushed her concerns aside.

From Los Angeles Times

Investors and economists fretted about a new era of “secular stagnation” that would hurt financially conservative savers and make it harder for the Fed to fight recessions.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even as average new car prices approached $50,000 this year, dealers fretted more over depleted inventories than losing customers to sticker shock.

From The Wall Street Journal

Analysts have fretted over slowing growth and, more recently, weak third-quarter results.

From Barron's