worrying

[ˈwɜriɪŋ]

Definition:
1. The act of harassing someone.
2. The act of moving something by repeated tugs or pushes.
3. Causing distress or worry or anxiety.

Use 'worrying' in a sentence:

1. It's no good worrying about it now.
2. I believe these miles are worrying for some reasons.
3. What are you worrying about?
4. They seem to think that if it isn't happening in their own backyard, it isn't worth worrying about.
5. There's no point worrying him unnecessarily.
6. But water shortages are even more worrying in India.
7. I have sleepless nights worrying about her.
8. He couldn't help worrying obsessively about what would happen.
9. Her determined romanticism was worrying me.
10. There are two worrying features of the slowdown.
11. She had been worrying ever since the letter arrived.
12. Jack chided himself for worrying.
13. Water shortages are even more worrying in India.
14. You should cease worrying about things that are beyond the power of our will.
15. Many workers are worrying that AI could make them lose their jobs.
16. I ought to relax and stop worrying about it.
17. You can hardly blame people for worrying, though.
18. The signs are worrying.
19. She had spent many wakeful nights worrying about him.
20. I don't stay awake at night worrying about that.
21. It's Houston's injury that is now the most worrying.
22. It is particularly worrying that nobody seems to be in charge.
23. He lies awake at night worrying about his job.
24. It's been a worrying time for us all.
25. There's no point in worrying over things you can't change.
26. What's the use of worrying about it?
27. I was awake half the night worrying.
28. It's useless worrying about it.
29. You should stop worrying about it.
30. He's always worrying about his weight.