What are the antonyms for APPREHENSIVENESS?
- assurance, certainty, placidness, confidence, placidity, relief, content, tranquillity, sureness, serenity, fortune, Collectedness, sanguinity, trust, contentment, doubtlessness, quiet, misunderstanding, quietude, contentedness, happiness, excitement, hopefulness, easiness, comfort, solace, indifference, calmness, faith, peacefulness, ease, relaxation, Tranquilness, unimportance, providence, peace, consolation, hope, belief, luck, unconcern, health, optimism, knowledge, Imperception, Sereneness, ignorance, anticipation, calm, help.
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Synonyms for APPREHENSIVENESS
- apprehensive,
- idea,
- disquietude,
- expectancy,
- dreaded,
- horrific,
- distrust,
- hunch,
- impatience,
- hysteria,
- intellect,
- qualmishness,
- concern,
- agita,
- auspice,
- second thought,
- worry,
- solicitude,
- scruple,
- angst,
- coyness,
- wretched,
- catch,
- reservation,
- alarm,
- forethought,
- nervous tension,
- sinking feeling,
- doubt,
- anticipation,
- discernment,
- overextension,
- care,
- nasty,
- terrible,
- Bodement,
- agitation,
- worriment,
- understanding,
- disquiet,
- buck fever,
- afraid,
- qualms,
- sad,
- ferment,
- bad feeling,
- pang,
- intelligence,
- mistrust,
- heebie-jeebies,
- disinclination,
- nerves,
- collar,
- Prenotion,
- urgency,
- apprehension,
- terror,
- warning,
- savvy,
- forewarning,
- hassle,
- dreadful,
- clutch,
- trouble,
- vibes,
- execrable,
- misgiving,
- zeal,
- dread,
- trauma,
- winds of change,
- qualm,
- crunch,
- discomposure,
- malaise,
- fearful,
- affliction,
- foretokens,
- cold feet,
- all-overs,
- tautness,
- pins and needles,
- gloom,
- harbinger,
- unease,
- fear,
- uneasiness,
- fearsome,
- handwriting on the wall,
- dire,
- Feeze,
- taking into custody,
- tightness,
- arrest,
- dismay,
- foreshadowing,
- scary,
- pinch,
- contemplation,
- sense,
- gloominess,
- timidity,
- portent,
- premonition,
- intimation,
- heat,
- suspense,
- agony,
- sign,
- envisioning,
- foreshadowings,
- stress,
- timid,
- perturbation,
- winds,
- trial,
- sweat,
- tic,
- stage fright,
- disturbance,
- shyness,
- tenseness,
- restlessness,
- scepticism,
- anxiety,
- vexation,
- vibrations,
- unsureness,
- cowardly,
- Butterflies,
- expectation,
- panic,
- spring,
- tension,
- tensity,
- foreboding,
- wind change,
- prediction,
- cautiousness,
- pessimism,
- willies,
- upset,
- collywobbles,
- wariness,
- irresolution,
- prognostication,
- chill,
- augury,
- nervousness,
- inquietude,
- reluctance,
- strain,
- diffidence,
- funny feeling,
- force,
- forecast,
- chariness,
- presage,
- oppression,
- queasiness,
- stretch,
- foretoken,
- flutter,
- concernment,
- albatross,
- frightful,
- Nervosity,
- awful,
- intensity,
- cowardice,
- hesitation,
- pucker,
- traction,
- dubiousness,
- anxiousness,
- hopefulness,
- leeriness,
- twitching,
- aversion,
- distress,
- intuition,
- stew,
- passion,
- anguish,
- watchfulness,
- horror,
- fearfulness,
- cravenness,
- uncertainty,
- protraction,
- twinge,
- prophecy,
- presentiment,
- halt,
- bad vibes,
- pull,
- unbelief,
- suspicion,
- distention,
- compunction,
- horrendous,
- hardship,
- feeling,
- timorous,
- consternation,
- extension,
- burden,
- handwriting on wall,
- jitters,
- boding,
- second thoughts,
- frightened,
- fright,
- trepidation,
- presumption,
- prognostic,
- draw,
- mind,
- vibe,
- omen,
- horrible,
- overextensions,
- fidgets,
- dubiety.
Usage Examples for APPREHENSIVENESS
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He is a strange, shy youth of eighteen, slight, effeminate, with a delicate childish voice, and a hunted, tormented expression and shrinking manner that show the painful sensitiveness that very swift and acute apprehensiveness produces in youth, before the character has grown to its full strength. - "Candida" by George Bernard Shaw
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It was foolish, for they might have watched the effect of certain vinous innuendoes addressed to Wilfrid's apprehensiveness; but they were weakened and humbled, and everything they did was foolish. - "The Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith" by George Meredith
