consternation

Example Sentences

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The rise of AI music has been a source of fascination and consternation for the music industry.

From BBC

Not surprisingly, the plan evoked consternation in Ukraine and outrage in Europe—an indication that neither had been directly involved in its formulation.

From The Wall Street Journal

There is no public number — a point of consternation in itself.

From Washington Post

In recent weeks, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia enacted unilateral bans on Ukrainian food imports in an effort to contain the problem, to the consternation of officials in Kyiv and Brussels.

From New York Times

But there has been growing international consternation as Taliban leaders have gradually re-imposed their harsh interpretation of Islamic law, or Sharia, on women and girls.

From Seattle Times