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nervousness

[ nur-vuhs-nis ]

noun

  1. the state or condition of being highly, acutely, or unnaturally uneasy or excitable:

    There is always an element of nervousness or stage fright in public speaking.

    High levels of thyroid hormones can cause side effects such as weight loss, rapid heart rate, and nervousness.



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“But the damage has been done to the market. It’s taken a lot of momentum out and it’s caused a lot of nervousness for investors.”

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Republican nervousness is a result of simple math in the House of Representatives.

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Dominant sets showcasing his shot-making and athleticism are outweighed by ones where he displays vulnerability and nervousness.

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As you started working on this show, did you feel any anxiety or nervousness about holding up the mantle of — I don’t know — our entire Cuban identity?

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“There’s no nervousness, no insecurity, no unpleasant surprises of any kind. I finally found my musical language, and everything flows just fine.”

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