beworry
/bɪˈwʌɹi/
beworry verb: to worry about.
Verb
beworry (third-person singular simple present beworries, present participle beworrying, simple past and past participle beworried)
- To worry about.
- To fill with worry; cause to be worried; beset with cares; trouble; vex; harass.
- Is there a death ? — it is no easy matter for an editor to select from the bundle of elegies he receives. Is there a shipwreck or any great national event ? — and the poor beworried nine are called upon to inspire a thousand pens, [...]1845, Chambers's Journal
- Here the much beworried mamma will get a short respite from the ever-recurring bothers of household cares; [...]1887, James Henry Collens, Guide to Trinidad
Forms of beworry
| third-person singular present | beworries |
|---|---|
| present participle | beworrying |
| past participle | beworried |
| past | beworried |
Origin of beworry
From be- + worry.
Words formed from beworry
Questions about beworry
- What does beworry mean?
- Beworry means to worry about.
- What part of speech is beworry?
- Beworry is a verb.
- How do you pronounce beworry?
- Beworry is pronounced /bɪˈwʌɹi/.
- What is the past tense of beworry?
- The past tense of beworry is beworried.
Words near beworry in the dictionary
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