alarmable (Meaning)

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alarmable (a.)

Easily alarmed or disturbed.

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She was the most alarmable person in the room, jumping at the slightest unexpected noise.
The child seemed to be more alarmable than his peers, reacting nervously to unfamiliar surroundings.
As the storm approached, her alarmable nature became evident, and she started to fret about potential dangers.
In a crisis, it became clear who the most alarmable members of the group were, showing signs of anxiety and distress.
The professor, usually composed and calm, surprised everyone by being the most alarmable during the fire drill.
Despite their training, some soldiers remained alarmable in high-stress situations, struggling to maintain composure.
His alarmable temperament made him prone to overreacting, often imagining threats that weren't there.
The new employee, being the most alarmable in the team, needed reassurance and guidance to handle workplace challenges.
Even minor changes in plans made her alarmable, causing unnecessary worry and stress for those around her.
As a leader, it was important for her to stay calm in emergencies, but her alarmable nature sometimes hindered effective decision-making.

Easily alarmed or disturbed.

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She was the most alarmable person in the room, jumping at the slightest unexpected noise.

The child seemed to be more alarmable than his peers, reacting nervously to unfamiliar surroundings.

As the storm approached, her alarmable nature became evident, and she started to fret about potential dangers.

In a crisis, it became clear who the most alarmable members of the group were, showing signs of anxiety and distress.