consternation
Example Sentences
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That is far greater than levels that have caused consternation regarding U.S. and European spending, and a reason Beijing may not make a major move to revive domestic demand.
From Barron's
Why have Nancy's tactics board & green shoes caused consternation?
From BBC
Ugly crying over “The Notebook” or singing along with “Wicked” might feel great, but it can cause your fellow passengers unnecessary consternation and/or annoyance.
From Los Angeles Times
Yet ruling what constitutes a catch has long been a point of consternation in the NFL, and that issue flared up again on this occasion.
Pazdur’s departure, first reported on Monday, has kicked off an unusual degree of public consternation among industry officials and former regulators.
From Barron's
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