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butterflies
adjective as in anxious
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adjective as in apprehensive
adjective as in frightened
noun as in anxiety
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noun as in jitters
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noun as in nervousness
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noun as in stage fright
noun as in trepidation
noun as in unease
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Example Sentences
This land was very silent when I got it, now it's full of butterflies and bees.
Aphids are also the main food source of ladybirds, whose numbers consequently surged during the warm and dry weather, along with other flying insects such as butterflies.
Visitors will encounter pollinator gardens alive with butterflies and hummingbirds, color-themed landscapes, and cascading water features, all designed to reflect the beauty of Southern California’s environment with scents of rosemary, jasmine and chaparral.
Morgan and I came mainly for the butterflies and the third-of-a-mile nature trail that circles the museum.
Bonus points: At what age did you begin pulling the wings off of butterflies, and which, if any, of the 10 Commandments have you not broken?
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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