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Meanings of angst in English
Usage of angst in English
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Photograph: Hal Shinnie The angst has taken hold good and proper now.
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Germans, despite their current angst, remain firmly wedded to their democratic parties.
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IPSOS polling showed that some angst set in as the year ended.
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The signal generating such angst today will be lost in the noise.
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Yet the BMW now seems best placed to overcome its middle-age angst.
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Within days, the international angst transfers from the provocation to the retaliation.
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Photo: 123rf.com Media coverage of the post-election period echoes this existential angst.
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Channel that angst into a painting, awareness campaign, screenplay or community group.
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Their angst grew as Arsenal were denied a penalty shortly before half-time.
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In all this angst, he was sure of at least one thing.
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That angst saw them turn in droves to the AfD on Sunday.
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The interminable angst of the working artist deserves deeper, more long-winded analysis!
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The rest of the continent looks on more with bewilderment than angst.
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Once again, nurse education is to the forefront in the angst stakes.
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Do not underestimate the ongoing angst from some of the indigenous players.
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Roiled by hormones and angst, teenagers navigate school with confusion and frustration.
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Angst through the time
Angst across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare