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What is the base word of worried?
Worry
What is the comparative and superlative to the word worried?
more worried, most worried
What is another word for is concerned?
worried, troubled, bothered, disturbed
How do you put the word worried in a sentence?
He was worried that he might have forgotten his homework.
What is the entry word for worried?
Was
What is a simile with the word worried?
She was as worried as a cat in a room full of rocking chairs.
What is a word for worried?
sorgen
What word is the same as concerned?
Worried
Adverb of worry?
The adverb for the word worry is the word worried.
What is another word for troubled and worried?
vg
The meaning of the word disturbed?
distressed, worried
What is a synonym to the word worried?
Concerned.
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