Concerned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCERNED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONCERN, to be of interest to
• relate to; be about
• be relevant or important to; affect or involve
• interest or involve oneself in
• have a specific connection with or responsibility for
• regard it as important to do something
• make (someone) anxious or worried
• Disturbed; troubled; solicitous; as, to be much concerned for the safety of a friend.
NOUN:
• anxiety; worry
• a cause of anxiety or worry
• a matter of interest or importance to someone
• a business
• a complicated or awkward object.
ADJECTIVE:
• interested, involved
• feeling or showing worry or solicitude
• involved in or affected by or having a claim to or share in
• culpably involved

Words related to CONCERNED

concern11 concernedly19 concernedness18 concerning15 concerns12

How to use CONCERNED in a sentence

• He denied that this was a question in which the rights of humanity and the laws of nature were concerned.
• And there was no reason why she should take the affair more seriously than did the principal person concerned in it.
• These knaves, with the stools strapped to their nether parts, and carrying tubs, are cowherds, and all the others are more or less concerned with the dairy.
• At the door he did not stop to knock, for he was too deeply concerned by this time to pay any heed to convention.
• You think because all Moscow, all Russia, is in the picture, that everybody is concerned.
• But it will not, I think, be true of you, which is all you are concerned with.
• Here again I have concerned myself primarily with only one illusion, the illusion which deals with open and filled spaces.
• A truly enlightened justice is less concerned with the punishment of wrong than its reparation.
• The brother and sister should stay at her house in Virginia until Maxime was free to return to France, and he would grow strong and well, and everybody concerned would be happy.
• Proofs arose that the Chinese authorities were concerned in the outrage, and a conflict of a serious nature ensued between the Chinese and the Portuguese troops.
• During all that time Husayn-Aqa never offended a soul, nor did anyone, where he was concerned, utter a single complaint.
• What we are most concerned with now is its power to alter the shape of the mouth cavity in every part.
• We have gone through the history of his home troubles before entering on the part that concerned his missionary labours.
• As a mere matter of honesty to my employers, I should feel bound to spare no effort to find the treasure, even if my own interests were not so vitally concerned.
• The interest a person may feel is not always concerned with that which is immediately and directly connected with himself.
• Nevertheless, it is hard to believe that Theocritus, so tenderly concerned with the homely aspects of human life, was not likewise sensitive to the beauties of nature.
• It appeared that years ago a law suit in which his father had been concerned had been decided in his favor.
• For the conventionalities of the law he entertained a supreme contempt, but he did wish so to arrange matters with which he was himself concerned as to do what justice demanded.
• He did not appear to be greatly concerned as to what her answer would be.
• He thought that his chum, about to leave the forest himself, no longer was concerned.
• A man is a weak mortal, where a lovely woman is concerned, and he never denied that he loved her once.
• Your father refuses a most honourable offer, without even consulting the person principally concerned.
• The South Platte was a wide, sandy river with numerous channels, and as easily crossed as an alkali flat of equal width, so far as water was concerned.
• She did not dare to look ahead, as far as her little brother was concerned.
• It looks to me, as a member of the Irish bar in bad standing, as though you had delivered yourself up to the enemy, so far as the legal situation is concerned.
• We are concerned in technical language with the problem of sovereignty.
• So far as I was concerned there were no confusing incidents.

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