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Meanings of nervousness in English
Portuguese
nervosismo Catalan
nerviositat Usage of nervousness in English
1
The proposals are likely to be greeted with some nervousness within Government.
2
The overall figures underscore investor nervousness at the start of this year.
3
The side effects are weight loss and nervousness, but they are unusual.
4
And Jake's delight had been worth every second of nervousness she'd experienced.
5
Polly tried to hide her own nervousness in putting this simple question.
6
If it was his protection against nervousness, it was a good one.
7
The nervousness that Stormgren had first felt had long since passed away.
8
But the Times reports that there is nervousness about the film's theme.
9
I could see some signs of nervousness; even so, they spoke proudly.
10
Now I had a better idea of the origin of Mooner's nervousness.
11
Hence his pallor and nervousness-hissleepless night and agitation in the morning.
12
The youth and nervousness of the man passed away upon the instant.
13
If McNeil waited much longer he would probably betray himself through nervousness.
14
His nervousness reflected itself, in embarrassed smiles and awkward movements, in Misha.
15
This was the moment when the girl felt her only real nervousness.
16
His muscles had tightened and a nervousness was shaking in his words.
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Spanish
Nervousness through the time
Nervousness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common