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She began her first day at the new school with some trepidation.trepidation = nervousness
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I'm feeling something between normal trepidation and excessive test anxiety.
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With great trepidation, he approached the cockpit and watched the pilot, gauging if he was alive, at which point, he still was. (source)trepidation = fear
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With trepidation, he had resolved to go to Sugamo to stand before these men. (source)trepidation = fear or anxiety about what will happen
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After seven months, Wes met his graduation from Job Corps with as much trepidation as excitement. (source)trepidation = nervousness
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we walked home in trepidation, certain that Assef and his friends would ambush us every time we turned a corner. (source)
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In some trepidation, Harry opened the last parcel on his camp bed. (source)trepidation = nervousness
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Thomas felt one final moment of trepidation, a quick slice of fear through his body, and then it vanished. (source)
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"Hello, Reverend," I said, swallowing my trepidation. (source)trepidation = fear
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Descending below ground level, Langdon fought a rising trepidation. (source)trepidation = nervousness
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With growing trepidation she walked down to the stairwell, (source)
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a world whose inhabitants walked in trepidation, in fear of opening up. (source)
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PARRIS, with trepidation—and resentment: I hope you do not mean we go to Satan here! (source)
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I asked with slightly more trepidation. (source)
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She could see the trepidation even on Basta's face, although he was doing his best to hide it by assuming a particularly bored expression. (source)
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"I'm in a hurry at the moment," I tell him, "but I'd like to come back and hear you play again." "Oh, all right," he says, smiling appreciatively but with trepidation. (source)
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