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nervousness

/ˈnɜː.vəs.nəs/

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noun

/ˈnɜː.vəs.nəs/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние тревоги, беспокойства или возбуждения, часто характеризующееся нервозностью или чувствительным темпераментом.

A noun referring to a state of anxiety, unease, or agitation, often characterized by jitters or a sensitive temperament.

uncountable

  1. Anxious feelingA2formal

    The uneasy or worried feeling you experience when you are tense or have the jitters.

    ruНервозность

    • His nervousness before the exam made it hard to concentrate.
    • She felt a wave of nervousness as she stepped onto the stage.
    • Public speaking often causes nervousness in many people.

    Synonymsagitationanxietyapprehensionedginessrestlessnesstensiontrepidationuneaseuneasinessworry

    Antonymscalmnesscomposureconfidenceequanimitypoiseserenity

  2. Uneasy psychological stateB1formal

    A state of mental unease, worry, or apprehension.

    ruНервозность

    • The constant nervousness affected her ability to sleep.
    • His nervousness was evident from his fidgeting hands.
    • Therapy helped him manage his nervousness in social situations.

    Synonymsagitationanxietyapprehensiondisquiettensiontrepidationuneaseworry

    Antonymscalmnesscomposureequanimityserenitytranquility

  3. Sensitive temperamentB2formal

    A personality trait characterized by being easily agitated, sensitive, or highly strung.

    ruНервность

    • Her nervousness made her react strongly to criticism.
    • His natural nervousness meant he avoided high-pressure jobs.
    • The dog's nervousness showed in its constant barking at strangers.
Forms
  • nervousnesses plural form
  • nervousnesses' possessive plural form
  • nervousness's possessive singular form
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