Nervousness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NERVOUSNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being nervous
• the quality or state of being nervous
• State or quality of being nervous.
• the anxious feeling you have when you have the jitters
• an uneasy psychological state
• a sensitive or highly strung temperament
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• sinewy, strong

Words related to NERVOUSNESS

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Words that contain NERVOUSNESS

nervousnesses16

How to use NERVOUSNESS in a sentence

• And with every advancing minute of the night I became broader awake, more tense, fairly sweating with nervousness.
• Bagley started with alarm, being in a state of general nervousness, and not knowing what he was afraid of.
• The enemy was showing exceeding nervousness, for as yet the leading American plane could not be anywhere within range.
• For her illness she had every sympathy, but for the morbid nervousness which seemed to accompany it, none at all.
• Neither of the two adversaries showed a trace of nervousness.
• Any nervousness which he may have had completely passed away now that he had his work before him.
• The nervousness which had been on him in the morning, and which he had hoped that he had shaken off, swept over him again in an overpowering wave.
• With the approach of winter an obscure nervousness spread over the land.
• A few days afterward the girl, whom she happened to meet somewhere or other, displaying perhaps a similar nervousness, told the same story.
• One might have fancied under his tranquillity a restrained nervousness.
• He must trust to his nervousness to make him sleep lightly.
• In the interim Judith had gone from hopefulness to anxiety and from anxiety to nervousness.
• All dependence upon tricks of habit creates nervousness and lack of flexibility.
• But the darkness, which added to my nervousness, added also to my security.
• In cases of extreme excitement, anger or nervousness this bath is invaluable.
• Tom gulped and struggled hard to keep the terrible nervousness out of his voice.
• Her soft, loving tones alone would quiet his paroxysm of nervousness.
• Nervousness in social relations was one of the numerous things that Aunt Maria never forgave.
• And again I noted with faint surprise that I had no feeling of nervousness.
• He had now quite recovered his ordinary bearing, and spoke out clearly and without nervousness.
• Dicky wandered in and out like a restless ghost until I wanted to shriek from very nervousness.
• However, like many men of his kind, he had a certain manner of concealing his nervousness, and he now followed Hal coolly enough.
• The Pony Rider Boys felt a sense of discomfort too, though none showed any nervousness.
• The young clergyman suffered, indeed, so it appeared, from a painfully excessive fit of nervousness.
• But they heard nothing, and as the seconds were ticked off on the clock the nervousness of Mrs.
• Teresa started, and communicated unconsciously some of her nervousness to her companion.
• In a moment of nervousness, so Ralph thought, Katharine had turned on innumerable electric lights.
• It is with some surprise that we find him married to a woman of abnormal nervousness, who was given to mysticism and was feverishly devoted to music.
• If you are wise, you ask what she means by nervousness.
• Prolonged strain of mind and body, or of both, is another cause apt to result in health failures and in nervousness as one attendant evil.
• He began to share the nervousness of Preston and the wise, far-seeing Franklin.

Similar words containing NERVOUSNES without suffix s

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