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Meanings of more nervous in English

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Usage of more nervous in English
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The Government returned to work this week more nervous than ever before.
The Irish Times
2
In her case, this training didn't succeed and made her more nervous.
The Irish Times
3
And now I was more nervous than I thought was humanly possible.
The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb
4
Ninety minutes before the start, things had been a lot more nervous.
The Guardian
5
The idea is to reassure, but some may just feel more nervous.
Reuters
6
Rogero's immediate frown caused the executive to look a lot more nervous.
Perilous Shield
7
Cory was feeling more nervous by the minute at meeting this Superwoman.
Millionaire's women
8
Australia may well have more nervous moments to come in this tournament.
The Guardian
9
I grew more nervous the closer I came to the last table.
The Name of the Wind
10
But Scotland had more nervous moments as the inexperienced hosts finished strongly.
BBC
11
The more I thought about Friday night, the more nervous I got.
Beautiful creatures
12
I don't know who's been more nervous about tonight, Emma or myself.
Public secrets
13
She kept thinking about the horse-thief, and grew more and more nervous.
The Adventures of Ann: Stories of Colonial Times
14
He saw at once that she was more nervous than he was.
Avalon
15
The stuff makes you temporarily happy, and then even more nervous afterwards.
Captivity
16
She had no more nervous moments, betrayed no further scent of fear.
Cold springs
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