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anxiety
This word carries a heavy emotional weight, shifting between a clinical pathology and a common human reaction. It describes a state of internal friction where the mind is preoccupied with a perceived future threat or an unresolved tension. It is often felt as a physical tightness in the chest or a racing heart, making it more visceral than simple worry. Interestingly, the term can pivot from a negative state of dread to a positive state of intense eagerness. When used to describe a desire to achieve something, it suggests a restless energy and a driving force that pushes a person toward a goal, though it still retains a sense of nervous tension.
Uncountable when referring to the general emotional state of being worried. Countable when referring to specific instances or diagnosed medical conditions like social anxieties.
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If you show up late again it'll give me a total anxiety attack.
STOP FRETTING. I AM JUST GETTING GAS.