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Meanings of great trepidation in anglès
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Usage of great trepidation in anglès
1
It was with great trepidation that he asked the next question.
2
He paused in great trepidation, then added in a scared tone-
3
By his confused words, I knew he was in great trepidation.
4
It was with great trepidation that I made my way into that ornate mausoleum.
5
He does in fact visit his late adversaries, and finds them in great trepidation.
6
The Austrian skipper was in a state of great trepidation.
7
She took it with great trepidation, pinching its feather between her thumb and forefinger.
8
She was, however, in great trepidation at the peremptory tone of the King's despatch.
9
For two days, though, we were in great trepidation.
10
The poor Raja, in great trepidation, said, O Vivinity!
11
By and by she came scuttling back in a state of great trepidation-infact, horribly nervous.
12
He went away immediately, and in great trepidation.
13
These adverse votes were communicated with great trepidation, by the Lord Lieutenant, to the British administration.
14
But both Ethan and Baldy united in their persuasions, and finally Mickey consented, although with great trepidation.
15
TREPIDATION It is fair to say that most managers are taking these steps reluctantly and with great trepidation.
16
These I crossed in great trepidation, descending to the ground and running at the top of my speed.
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