angst in Italian
angst in Italian is paturnie — angst means a deep, often vague feeling of anxiety or dread, sometimes tied to broader worries about life or meaning.
angst in Italian
paturnie
A feeling of acute but vague anxiety or apprehension often accompanied by depression, especially philosophical anxiety.
What does "angst" mean?
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noun A deep, often vague feeling of anxiety or dread, sometimes tied to broader worries about life or meaning.
"The novel captures the teenage angst of growing up in a small town."
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angst in a sentence
- The novel captures the teenage angst of growing up in a small town.
- He felt a wave of existential angst after losing his job.
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What is "angst" in Italian?
"angst" in Italian is paturnie. angst means: A deep, often vague feeling of anxiety or dread, sometimes tied to broader worries about life or meaning.
How do you use "angst" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel captures the teenage angst of growing up in a small town." In Italian, "angst" is paturnie.
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