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.
There is consternation that the barrier-shattering indictment could involve something as unseemly as paying hush money to cover up a sexual romp.
From New York Times
DeSantis has experienced a backslide in early polls since his decisive reelection victory in November, but the governor’s allies dismiss the notion that there is any consternation about his potential candidacy.
From Washington Post
The ruling sent waves of consternation across the state, where many local select board and school committee members have emerged battle-scarred from the coronavirus pandemic and its fierce disputes over masks, vaccines and remote learning.
From New York Times
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