trepidation
miedo
definition
noun
the men set off in fear and trepidation
a feeling of fear or agitation about something that may happen.
trembling motion.
translation of 'trepidation'
noun
miedo,
azoramiento
example
Police patrols at the bridges have been stepped up but the detailed nature of the warning is bound to add 'trepidation' to an already nervous situation.
If the body movements are shaky with 'trepidation' , physical aging has affected the person.
Having come from such an ignominious background there was a certain amount of 'trepidation' but fear not for I discovered the magic of the wok!
For from some deep reaches of my soul, an icy cold fear and 'trepidation' had exploded upward.
I have been told on more than one occasion that arrival of the video on the doormat has been met with fear, 'trepidation' , emotion, even panic.
Selling a property in this country can be a fraught business, full of fear and 'trepidation' and attended by frustration and delay at every point.
the men set off in fear and 'trepidation'
I arrived at my first board meeting, with a great deal of 'trepidation' , and was very impressed.
Most arrive with fear and 'trepidation' and have to cultivate the ability to cope.
It still produced that certain amount of 'trepidation' and fear in the pit of her stomach.
His body was trembling in 'trepidation' as he recognized the dulcet voice of a young maid named Élise.
the men set off in fear and 'trepidation'
That it is not a place where we have any 'trepidation' or fear.
This he did, in fear and 'trepidation' , taking with him two other church workers who were accompanying him.
Having gone into the clinic with some 'trepidation' , I walk out of it feeling like a man who has drunk deep from the fountain of life.
Twice the fish is close, the tuna boat far behind, bemused fishermen watching our manoeuvres with some 'trepidation' .
If they do go alone, they will be sent amid 'trepidation' and trembling.
Yet there is a hint of 'trepidation' as he voices his fears that his team might struggle to get out of their squandering habits.
Japanese eat fugu without much fear or 'trepidation' because of the confidence they have in licensed chefs.
As the calendar flips to the new millennium, I feel both joy and a sense of 'trepidation' .
Thanks for your kind words about the articles, but why did you feel fear and 'trepidation' ?
Of course, most people respond to a note like that with fear and 'trepidation' and then anger.
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