worry
wo
ˈwɜ
rry
ri
ri
British pronunciation
/ˈwʌri/

Definition & Meaning of "worry"in English

to worry
01

to feel upset and nervous because we think about bad things that might happen to us or our problems

Intransitive: to worry | to worry about sth
to worry definition and meaning
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Examples
She tends to worry about upcoming exams.
02

to bother or irritate someone repeatedly

Transitive: to worry sb
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Examples
The dripping faucet worried him as he tried to focus on his work.
03

to chew, pull, or shake something with the teeth, often aggressively or persistently

Transitive: to worry sth
example
Examples
The dog worried the old shoe until it was in shreds.
04

to handle or move something over and over, often in a way that shows anxiety or distraction

Transitive: to worry sth
example
Examples
He worried the pen in his hand while waiting for the results.
05

to cause someone to feel nervous, uneasy, or troubled in their mind

Transitive: to worry sb
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Examples
She was worried by the thought of losing her job.
Worry
01

the state of feeling anxiety

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worry definition and meaning
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His constant worry about the future kept him up at night.
02

something that causes concern, fear, or nervousness

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The rising cost of living is a major worry for many families.
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