trepidation in Latin
trepidation in Latin is trepidatio — trepidation means a feeling of fear or anxiety about something that is about to happen.
trepidation in Latin
trepidatio
What does "trepidation" mean?
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noun A feeling of fear or anxiety about something that is about to happen.
"She approached the interview with a mix of excitement and trepidation."
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trepidation in a sentence
- She approached the interview with a mix of excitement and trepidation.
- He opened the exam results with trepidation.
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What is "trepidation" in Latin?
"trepidation" in Latin is trepidatio. trepidation means: A feeling of fear or anxiety about something that is about to happen.
How do you use "trepidation" in a sentence?
Example: "She approached the interview with a mix of excitement and trepidation." In Latin, "trepidation" is trepidatio.
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