How is the word anxiété translated from French to English

Un sentiment d'inquiétude ou de peur face à l'avenir.

A feeling of worry or fear about the future.

noun
English translation
anxiety

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  • Elle a ressenti de l'anxiété avant son entretien d'embauche. She felt anxiety before her job interview.

  • Sa nervosité avant l'examen était palpable. Her anxiety about the exam was palpable.

  • L'anxiété liée à l'argent l'empêchait de dormir. Anxiety about money kept him awake.

  • Ressens-tu de la nervosité avant de parler en public ? Do you feel anxiety before speaking in public?

  • La respiration profonde réduit-elle vraiment l'anxiété ? Does deep breathing really reduce anxiety?

  • Gérer sa nervosité demande du temps et de la patience. Managing anxiety takes time and patience.

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FAQ about “anxiété”

How is “anxiété” translated from French?
“anxiété” translates into English as “anxiety”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “anxiété” mean?
Meaning of “anxiété”: Un sentiment d'inquiétude ou de peur face à l'avenir. In English — “anxiety”.
What part of speech is “anxiété”?
“anxiété” is a noun.
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