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- Dictionaryconcerned/kənˈsəːnd/
adjective
- 1. worried, troubled, or anxious: "the villagers are concerned about burglaries" Similar Opposite
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involved in something or affected by it: I'd like to thank everyone concerned for making the occasion run so smoothly. It was quite a shock for all/everyone concerned. Her job is something concerned with computers.
1. a. : anxious, worried. concerned for their safety. Concerned citizens protested the mayor's proposal. b. : interested. concerned to prove the point. She was concerned to show that she could do the job. 2. a. : interestedly engaged. concerned with books and music. b. : culpably involved : implicated. arrested all concerned.
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- Father's health
- Pollution & Environment
- Cover Letter Address
- Missing Teenagers
- Primary Concern
This article explains different usages and definitions of word 'Concern' including its verb form, noun form, collocations with 'Concern', examples from corpora and sources on web etc.
The state of the father's health is a concern. It concerns that he hasn't been in contact.
Matters of pollution and the environment concern us all.
Address your cover letter to the hiring manager, otherwise begin with "To whom it may concern".
Concern for safety of two missing teenagers is growing.
Issues of good and evil are not our primary concern here.
If you're concerned, you're feeling worried. When your clumsy friend announces his plans to become a stunt double, you should be concerned for his safety, and if you're not, you're a lousy friend.
Concerned definition: interested or affected. See examples of CONCERNED used in a sentence.
Learn the meaning, pronunciation, synonyms and examples of concerned, an adjective that describes feeling worried or involved in something. Compare concerned with other words such as worried, nervous, anxious and uneasy.
Learn the meaning and usage of the adjective concerned, which can express worry, involvement, or connection. See examples, synonyms, and translations in English and Spanish.
