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qualms
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  • They had no qualms about stealing, but they needed to be told.  (source)
    qualms = uneasy feelings
  • In addition to a fear of getting caught, Roy had serious qualms about trying anything illegal—  (source)
  • Your grandfather had no qualms about using him for breeding stock when he saw what he had.  (source)
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  • Lale would have no qualms about taking this man's life.  (source)
    qualms = uneasy feelings (about doing something that is wrong)
  • Katherine Keeling; she's the headmistress at The Bishop Strachan School, and my only qualm with her is when she's pregnant.†  (source)
    qualm = feeling of uneasiness
    editor's notes: Qualm is much more commonly used in the plural form, qualms.
  • She had no qualms about telling a saleslady that a dress marked at twenty-five cents was worth only a dime, and she usually got it at that price.  (source)
    qualms = uneasy feelings
  • HALE: Excellency, I have signed seventy-two death warrants; I am a minister of the Lord, and I dare not take a life without there be a proof so immaculate no slightest qualm of conscience may doubt it.†  (source)
    qualm = feeling of uneasiness
  • ...you had absolutely no qualms about kneeing me in the groin, right?  (source)
    qualms = uneasy feelings
  • Westley let go of the vine without a qualm, because he had come too far to fail now; failure was not even a problem to be considered.†  (source)
    qualm = feeling of uneasiness
  • I had no qualms about what I was about to do.  (source)
    qualms = uneasy feelings (about doing something that might be morally wrong)
  • And Eve would, for Mavis, if not for herself, lie without a qualm if and when she was questioned.†  (source)
    qualm = feeling of uneasiness
  • I did likewise with no qualms.  (source)
    qualms = uneasy feelings
  • Without a qualm, he opened his father's wallet and helped himself to three singles and a five.†  (source)
    qualm = feeling of uneasiness
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