Meanings of solicitousness in English

I think he thought my solicitousness meant I'd had a good time.

Edwards bridled at the criticism, disputing the idea that solicitousness was required to win.

She panicked at the slightest provocation, and he wavered between solicitousness and tense distraction.

Greenwood is a gleeful force of alternating solicitousness and malevolence.

Not to mention how off balance I was from Royce's mixture of solicitousness and extortion.

She knew it wasn't solicitousness but the eyes of the neighborhood that made him so nice.

In light of all that, her solicitousness to Liir seemed nothing more than the Next Good Deed.

Yet nothing could have exceeded his solicitousness.

It seems to us, like most virtuous acts, the solicitousness of the government's sales policy transcends itself.

Madame Lefoux gave herself over to the portrayal of a boy paramour with enthusiasm, affecting many acts of sycophant-like solicitousness.

Fabiola was all solicitousness.

And twice, Henry said he wanted to sleep in the crib with Hazel, a bit of solicitousness that seemed suspiciously enthusiastic.

Laurence shook his head at this fresh sign of over-solicitousness, and was sorry any of the guests should have been shifted on his account.

A race of itinerant people, the Wayku, served as staff aboard all Guildships; they were a silent, oddly homogeneous race, well known for impersonal solicitousness.

The chair was a happy thought; it steadied her; so did his unexampled solicitousness, which showed, she thought, that her emotion had not escaped him.

Bathsheba's face, as she continued looking into the fire that evening, might have excited solicitousness on her account even among those who loved her least.