"Frightened" typically refers to feeling afraid or scared in response to a specific threat or danger, whereas "apprehensive" is more about feeling anxious or uncertain about something that may happen in the future. Frightened is more immediate and intense, while apprehensive is a more generalized feeling of unease or worry.
Jittery, on-edge, apprehensive, anxious, wary
Nervous or apprehensive
The past tense of "fright" is "frightened."
An apprehensive feeling is a sense of unease or anxiety about something that may happen in the future. It is often accompanied by worry or fear regarding potential negative outcomes.
Someone who is easily frightened can be described as skittish, timid, or jumpy.
Frightened and apprehensive.
Other words for worry are, stress, afraid, apprehensive, bothered, concerned, distraught, fearful, fretful, frightened, nervous, uneasy.
He finds a lone, human footprint in the sand on the shore.
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She felt apprehensive about speaking in public due to her fear of making mistakes. The students were apprehensive about the upcoming final exam. He was apprehensive about starting a new job in a different city.
She was apprehensive about the quiz she had to take.
Apprehensive is an adjective.
Apprehensive Films was created in 1997.
I am a bit apprehensive about my teenager learning to drive. He was apprehensive about accepting the position, but now he sees it as a good career move. She's very apprehensive about the surgery.
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I am apprehensive on going to Big Bear!
Kim was always apprehensive when she think about her mother's trail.