Definition of worrywart in English:

worrywart

nounˈwʌrɪwɔːtˈwəriˌwɔrt

North American informal

A person who tends to dwell unduly on difficulty or troubles.
British term worryguts
Example sentencesExamples
- That suggests stock investors, at least, don't share the concerns of the economic worrywarts.
- Poor Mrs. Cobrea - no wonder she was such a worrywart.
- Her mother was always such a worrywart about anything concerning her children.
- The corollary to this doctrine is that it is exactly those who are trying to maintain the balance, and trying to do no harm - those worrywarts - who endanger us.
- It wasn't necessary to do so, but I was always a worrywart.
- I think she's a big, nervous, worrywart, who's really insecure sometimes.
- Scott was an odd combination of macho daredevil and super-cautious worrywart.
- Still being me, the worrywart that I am, I had to go look for him.
- The minutes - which don't identify the worrywarts - point to the return of corporate pricing power, a weak dollar, still-elevated energy costs, and slowing productivity growth as signs that price hikes could soon accelerate.
- What harries the inflation worrywarts, though, is that the job markets may not have loosened up enough by the second half to reduce the upward pressure on labor costs.
- I had to deal with intuitive people, analytical people, lyrical people, and worrywarts.
- When Jeremy hesitated, Antonio pulled the ‘you worry too much’ routine, which usually worked - Jeremy hated sounding like a worrywart.
- I knew I could be just paranoid - God knows I'm a worrywart!
- If I weren't such a worrywart, I could have looked at their infamous smiles and forgot everything that was wrong.
- ‘Oh you've always been a worrywart,’ she sighed.
- Rick had a tendency to be a bit of a worrywart, but frankly Chris couldn't blame him considering everything that had gone wrong for him.
- So is the related belief that we can direct behavior via culture, a delusion that comforts worrywarts and flatters creators.
- His older siblings dismissed him as a worrywart who didn't know how to have any fun.
- If I could live my life again, I would not be such a worrywart or as serious.
- And financial markets remain calm, confounding worrywarts who prophesied turmoil once the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates.

Definition of worrywart in US English:

worrywart

nounˈwəriˌwɔrtˈwərēˌwôrt

North American informal

A person who tends to dwell unduly on difficulty or troubles.
British term worryguts
Example sentencesExamples
- The corollary to this doctrine is that it is exactly those who are trying to maintain the balance, and trying to do no harm - those worrywarts - who endanger us.
- Still being me, the worrywart that I am, I had to go look for him.
- I knew I could be just paranoid - God knows I'm a worrywart!
- And financial markets remain calm, confounding worrywarts who prophesied turmoil once the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates.
- When Jeremy hesitated, Antonio pulled the ‘you worry too much’ routine, which usually worked - Jeremy hated sounding like a worrywart.
- I think she's a big, nervous, worrywart, who's really insecure sometimes.
- Rick had a tendency to be a bit of a worrywart, but frankly Chris couldn't blame him considering everything that had gone wrong for him.
- If I could live my life again, I would not be such a worrywart or as serious.
- That suggests stock investors, at least, don't share the concerns of the economic worrywarts.
- ‘Oh you've always been a worrywart,’ she sighed.
- What harries the inflation worrywarts, though, is that the job markets may not have loosened up enough by the second half to reduce the upward pressure on labor costs.
- It wasn't necessary to do so, but I was always a worrywart.
- Her mother was always such a worrywart about anything concerning her children.
- The minutes - which don't identify the worrywarts - point to the return of corporate pricing power, a weak dollar, still-elevated energy costs, and slowing productivity growth as signs that price hikes could soon accelerate.
- His older siblings dismissed him as a worrywart who didn't know how to have any fun.
- Scott was an odd combination of macho daredevil and super-cautious worrywart.
- I had to deal with intuitive people, analytical people, lyrical people, and worrywarts.
- Poor Mrs. Cobrea - no wonder she was such a worrywart.
- If I weren't such a worrywart, I could have looked at their infamous smiles and forgot everything that was wrong.
- So is the related belief that we can direct behavior via culture, a delusion that comforts worrywarts and flatters creators.

单词	worrywart
释义	Definition of worrywart in English: worrywart nounˈwʌrɪwɔːtˈwəriˌwɔrt North American informal A person who tends to dwell unduly on difficulty or troubles. British term worryguts Example sentencesExamples That suggests stock investors, at least, don't share the concerns of the economic worrywarts. Poor Mrs. Cobrea - no wonder she was such a worrywart. Her mother was always such a worrywart about anything concerning her children. The corollary to this doctrine is that it is exactly those who are trying to maintain the balance, and trying to do no harm - those worrywarts - who endanger us. It wasn't necessary to do so, but I was always a worrywart. I think she's a big, nervous, worrywart, who's really insecure sometimes. Scott was an odd combination of macho daredevil and super-cautious worrywart. Still being me, the worrywart that I am, I had to go look for him. The minutes - which don't identify the worrywarts - point to the return of corporate pricing power, a weak dollar, still-elevated energy costs, and slowing productivity growth as signs that price hikes could soon accelerate. What harries the inflation worrywarts, though, is that the job markets may not have loosened up enough by the second half to reduce the upward pressure on labor costs. I had to deal with intuitive people, analytical people, lyrical people, and worrywarts. When Jeremy hesitated, Antonio pulled the ‘you worry too much’ routine, which usually worked - Jeremy hated sounding like a worrywart. I knew I could be just paranoid - God knows I'm a worrywart! If I weren't such a worrywart, I could have looked at their infamous smiles and forgot everything that was wrong. ‘Oh you've always been a worrywart,’ she sighed. Rick had a tendency to be a bit of a worrywart, but frankly Chris couldn't blame him considering everything that had gone wrong for him. So is the related belief that we can direct behavior via culture, a delusion that comforts worrywarts and flatters creators. His older siblings dismissed him as a worrywart who didn't know how to have any fun. If I could live my life again, I would not be such a worrywart or as serious. And financial markets remain calm, confounding worrywarts who prophesied turmoil once the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates. Definition of worrywart in US English: worrywart nounˈwəriˌwɔrtˈwərēˌwôrt North American informal A person who tends to dwell unduly on difficulty or troubles. British term worryguts Example sentencesExamples The corollary to this doctrine is that it is exactly those who are trying to maintain the balance, and trying to do no harm - those worrywarts - who endanger us. Still being me, the worrywart that I am, I had to go look for him. I knew I could be just paranoid - God knows I'm a worrywart! And financial markets remain calm, confounding worrywarts who prophesied turmoil once the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates. When Jeremy hesitated, Antonio pulled the ‘you worry too much’ routine, which usually worked - Jeremy hated sounding like a worrywart. I think she's a big, nervous, worrywart, who's really insecure sometimes. Rick had a tendency to be a bit of a worrywart, but frankly Chris couldn't blame him considering everything that had gone wrong for him. If I could live my life again, I would not be such a worrywart or as serious. That suggests stock investors, at least, don't share the concerns of the economic worrywarts. ‘Oh you've always been a worrywart,’ she sighed. What harries the inflation worrywarts, though, is that the job markets may not have loosened up enough by the second half to reduce the upward pressure on labor costs. It wasn't necessary to do so, but I was always a worrywart. Her mother was always such a worrywart about anything concerning her children. The minutes - which don't identify the worrywarts - point to the return of corporate pricing power, a weak dollar, still-elevated energy costs, and slowing productivity growth as signs that price hikes could soon accelerate. His older siblings dismissed him as a worrywart who didn't know how to have any fun. Scott was an odd combination of macho daredevil and super-cautious worrywart. I had to deal with intuitive people, analytical people, lyrical people, and worrywarts. Poor Mrs. Cobrea - no wonder she was such a worrywart. If I weren't such a worrywart, I could have looked at their infamous smiles and forgot everything that was wrong. So is the related belief that we can direct behavior via culture, a delusion that comforts worrywarts and flatters creators.
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