worried
/ˈwɜːrid/
adjective
Feeling anxious that something bad might happen
“He was worried about the exam.”
מודאג
Worried is a adjective in the feelings & emotions category. It is a advanced (ages 11-12) word, meaning "Feeling anxious that something bad might happen" In Hebrew, worried translates to מודאג.
Example Sentences
- She was worried that she had forgotten to pack her homework.
- He felt worried when his mum was late picking him up.
- Talking to someone you trust can help when you feel worried.
Did You Know? About 85% of the things people worry about never actually happen. Worry is your brain's way of trying to prepare you for problems, but sometimes it works overtime. Writing your worries down on paper can help your brain let them go — it is like telling your brain "I have noted this, you can relax now."
Common Word Combinations
feel worriedlook worriedstop worryingworried face
Related Words
anxiousnervousconcerneduneasy
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