What is the meaning of being concerned?

What is the meaning of being concerned?

: feeling worry or concern. : having an interest or involvement in something. : having a relation to something.4 giorni fa

Is concerned in sentence?

(1) The loss was a tragedy for all concerned . (2) We all concerned for her safety. (3) We have become concerned with regards to ..... (4) Divorce is very painful, especially when children are concerned.

What is the difference between concerned and concerned?

The adjective form of concern is concerned. I am concerned. The past participle/past tense form of regret is regretted, but the adjective form is regretful. The past participle/past tense form of concern is concerned, and the adjective form is also concerned.

Is concerned a feeling?

1 : a feeling of worry or care about a person or thing concern for the poor a cause for concern. 2 : something that causes worry or is regarded as important The students' safety is her main concern. 3 : something that relates to or involves a person : affair This is not your concern.

Is being concerned a feeling?

Concern can also be something or someone that makes you upset or anxious, like your concern over the quality of the pizza crust. It can be a feeling of sympathy, like when your mom expresses concern over your obsession with pizza crust. As a verb, concern means to be relevant to something.

How do you use the word concerning?

"The teacher wanted to meet with the parent concerning her son." "The phone call was concerning the school incident." "We had a staff meeting concerning the new policy." "The president met with employees concerning the merger."

Should I be concerned or concern?

I am concerned. It is also acceptable to say you have a concern or are concerned over something (rather than "about"). Also you may say you are concerned for someone or something.

Who is a concerned person?

The definition of concerned is someone who is troubled, worried or anxious. Someone who is very worried is an example of a person who would be described as concerned. adjective.

How do you express concern for someone?

EXPRESSING CONCERN: enquiring about someone and offering help

1. Are you all right? / Are you ok?
2. How are things? / How are you getting on?
3. How have you been keeping?
4. What's the matter? What's up?
5. You look a bit off-colour. Are you feeling alright?
6. You look worried. Is everything ok?
7. Why such a sad face? ...
8. Why the long face?

What is the word for worrying too much?

vb. 1 agonize, annoy, badger, be anxious, bother, brood, disquiet, distress, disturb, feel uneasy, fret, harass, harry, hassle (informal) hector, importune, irritate, make anxious, perturb, pester, plague, tantalize, tease, torment, trouble, unsettle, upset, vex.