worrisome
Origin of worrisome
1Other words for worrisome
Other words from worrisome
- wor·ri·some·ly, adverb
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How to use worrisome in a sentence
For one executive who asked for anonymity, the politicization of the masks has made the talk worrisome as some clients have implied they don’t believe in wearing masks but still want to meet in person as well as indoors.
‘Safe and healthy’: As in person meetings resume, business execs are having the coronavirus ‘talk’ | Kristina Monllos | September 4, 2020 | DigidayThat’s especially worrisome for some employees who say that they are worried about being laid off because they are parents as agencies have started to layoff employees again to manage losses from the pandemic and the recession.
‘They need to model empathy’: Agency workers prepare for the start to a most unusual school year | Kristina Monllos | August 18, 2020 | DigidayThese features might make traveling a bit less worrisome and attractive to consumers and regain business for hotels and airlines.
Google Search adds flight, hotel search features around COVID-19 | Barry Schwartz | August 13, 2020 | Search Engine LandPublicity like this is worrisome because “it can turn people off of mask wearing, which we know can protect both the individual wearing the mask and those around them,” she says.
4 reasons you shouldn’t trash your neck gaiter based on the new mask study | Jonathan Lambert | August 12, 2020 | Science NewsWhen the London model’s numbers first came out, Birx noted they were worrisome.
COVID-19: When will it be safe to go out again? | Jonathan Lambert | March 27, 2020 | Science News For Students
With their disappearance, Qatar has just turned up the spotlight on its already worrisome human-rights record.
Perhaps we can ignore the ranting of the Kim regime, but Chinese nuclear threats are particularly worrisome.
The implications of this law and the court decision are quite worrisome.
A particularly worrisome indicator of this mistrust has been the booming alternative medicine industry.
Purdy points to an obscure but no less worrisome ruling in Sorrell v. IMS.
The Supreme Court Turns the First Amendment Into a Weapon for Corporations | Sally Kohn | July 8, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTA look of concern clouded his chubby face, and I wondered what worrisome thing was on his mind.
Behind the Scenes in Warring Germany | Edward Lyell FoxBut, for the "nut" himself, life during the coming weeks and months became a much less worrisome struggle.
Galusha the Magnificent | Joseph C. LincolnOf co'se sech conduct ez that is worrisome, but I don't see no, to say, bad principle in it.
Sonny, A Christmas Guest | Ruth McEnery StuartNo matter how worrisome, difficult or perplexing the problem is, dont worry or brood over it.
Treading the Narrow Way | R. E. BarrettThis losing of the deeds has been the most worrisome thing that I hope will ever happen to me.
The Trail Boys on the Plains | Jay Winthrop Allen
British Dictionary definitions for worrisome
/ (ˈwʌrɪsəm) /
causing worry; vexing
tending to worry
Derived forms of worrisome
- worrisomely, adverb
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