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Meanings of very apprehensive in English
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Usage of very apprehensive in English
1
I was very apprehensive whether Australia was the right decision for me.
2
I have been very apprehensive, but General Wright is now coming up.
3
I was therefore much embarrassed, and very apprehensive of a flogging at least.
4
I was very apprehensive, and feared that I had played the fool with you.
5
Those near him were very apprehensive lest he should be compelled to give up.
6
Though they were very apprehensive, they met with no one.
7
This is hardly appropriate advice to young people who are already very apprehensive and struggling.
8
When you're jumping a counter or doing a burglary you're feeling adrenalin and very apprehensive.
9
He at least was not very apprehensive about the results of the next day's interview.
10
But the way in which he uttered them gave me a strange and very apprehensive feeling.
11
He rode for several miles, feeling very apprehensive.
12
Alcibiades grew very apprehensive of this, and contrived to gain a secret conference with the ambassadors.
13
She is very apprehensive of me I see.
14
I'd been very apprehensive about doing the interview.
15
And yet I am very apprehensive, at times, of the consequences of Miss Howe's smuggling scheme.
16
They're excited, they're pumped-andthey're very apprehensive.
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