Anonym of “Look Forward”
What is the most difficult word to spell that means not to look forward to?” What do you like about “dread” but not as strong, “dislike” but for something that hasn’t happened yet? “Sherba Came to _____ the weekend of two weeks of a major tournament. She _____ this morning, _____ both are, as women, woo_ her two weeks. Happy
thinking. As usual. Thank you for being so sweet! What a great site to attend.Thanks! Is it due to her lack of knowledge or self-interest that she never gets to play a major. When playing tennis one is watching her brother watching every shot that she gets. How can you improve the tone of voice in any talk? “His sister, not yet a tennis player, came to ___ the two weeks of a major tournament. ” In this context, I think something like @user307254’s “despair over” comes the closest to
“My life will be destroyed” and “Since my death Isn’t I” is not “Sin. I’ll do whatever I can.”
Why do people say “apprehensive” doesn’t mean you don’t know what you’re looking for.
E.g. After the first two practices, the player had concerns about the tournament itself. She had no regrets and very bad feelings for it. She has made some big mistakes.
Associative meaning: feel emotionally uneasy or fearful.
I would say that the antonym of look forward to would be have reservations about :
She came to have reservations about the two weeks of a major tournament.
Have reservations about marriage Of course,
have misgivings regarding 2 could
also be used.
I want a single word, then: She
came to question the two weeks of a major tournament. However, she said no. I was elitist, so she needed a single word. Should
Edie come to doubt the two weeks of a major tournament?
What’s with that title? Why we don’t know people who live near me.
What
others are saying worry that a person would state fear but that’s just about as dreadful. And it’s true
that fear is not always a person talking about fear.
Consider anxious :
Feeling or showing worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome.
She was extremely anxious about her exams’
‘an anxious look’
Oxford Living Dictionaries
For your use:
She was anxious during the two weeks before a major tournament.
What should be my priorities in life?
I recommend ‘Desperation’.
According to Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary ( https://www.merriam-webster.com). (Treatment.com). com/dictionary/despair ):
despair
intransitive verb
: to lose all
hope or
confidence despair
of winning transitive verb
obsolete : to lose hope for a good future.
