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nervousness

[nur-vuhs-nis] / ˈnɜr vəs nɪs /


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"You forget the tough times, the nervousness and anxiety that went into that," Cook tells the Test Match Special podcast.

From BBC

They were very clear on what their expectation was and what they wanted to accomplish, so that has quelled some of the nervousness.

From The Wall Street Journal

McFadden thought "lousy defending" and "a nervousness" from their previous recent meetings with Greece contributed to Saturday's eventful defeat.

From BBC

Landlords have said the reforms would increase the screening of prospective tenants and have spoken of nervousness around what happens when tenancies go wrong.

From BBC

One reason for that nervousness is that three-quarters of corporate tax is paid by large U.S. businesses, and revenues have become more concentrated over time.

From The Wall Street Journal