Trepidation

[trep-i-DEY-shuhn]

Part of speech: noun

  1. a feeling of fear or anxiety about something that may happen; apprehension

Examples of

Trepidation

in a sentence

  • The trepidation about the upcoming exam kept her up at night.
  • The employees felt trepidation when they heard about the company’s restructuring.

Did you Know?

Trepidation comes from the Latin word trepidātio, meaning “trembling” or “agitation.” It refers to a state of fear, anxiety, or apprehension about future events or uncertainties. Trepidation often arises when facing new challenges, changes, or unknown outcomes. Recognizing and addressing trepidation can help individuals manage their fears and approach situations with a more balanced mindset.

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