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Meanings of worrisome in English
Causing distress or worry or anxiety.
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Usage of worrisome in English
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They were referring to worrisome, of course, in the long term sense.
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This has particularly worrisome implications for current HIV treatment as prevention interventions.
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And the result is not just general disappointment and worrisome social unrest.
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Scuds... are particularly worrisome because they can carry chemical payloads, he said.
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But home ownership data for pre-retirees points to a more worrisome trend.
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Nor can they fully explain worrisome readings on the U.S. job market.
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More worrisome are social networks that dominate in one country or region.
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The funds are still heavily long, and that is worrisome, he added.
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There is not consistent messaging and that's a bit worrisome, McKenna said.
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So any math that makes scores look less worrisome has political appeal.
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Not that those two initiatives aren't biggies with potentially worrisome side effects.
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Another worrisome specter for privacy advocates is Google's use of tracking cookies.
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During pregnancy interviews, women were asked if anything worrisome had occurred recently.
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I tried not to think of everything that was worrisome, pressing down.
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Most worrisome of all were his hips, which had mostly forsaken him.
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He had barely escaped with his life, and the thought was worrisome.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare