angst (Meaning)

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angst (n)

an acute but unspecific feeling of anxiety; usually reserved for philosophical anxiety about the world or about personal freedom

No weak antonyms found.

The impending deadline filled him with a sense of angst, as he struggled to complete the project on time.
She experienced a wave of existential angst as she pondered the purpose and meaning of life.
The uncertainty of the future contributed to a growing sense of angst among the employees.
Facing a challenging decision, he grappled with inner angst, torn between conflicting choices.
The air was thick with palpable angst before the exam results were announced.
As the storm approached, a feeling of angst settled over the coastal town, fearing the potential damage.
The protagonist in the novel grappled with deep-seated angst, questioning his place in the world.
The political climate filled the citizens with a pervasive angst about the stability of their country.
A sense of cultural angst pervaded the community as they confronted the rapid changes in traditions.
The artist's paintings reflected the inner angst and turmoil that characterized his personal struggles.

an acute but unspecific feeling of anxiety; usually reserved for philosophical anxiety about the world or about personal freedom

anxiety, concern, stress, tension, concernment, torment, fearfulness,fear, unease, anguish

calmness, placidity, calm, easiness, relief, peacefulness, relief, comfort, quietude, ease

The impending deadline filled him with a sense of angst, as he struggled to complete the project on time.

She experienced a wave of existential angst as she pondered the purpose and meaning of life.

The uncertainty of the future contributed to a growing sense of angst among the employees.

Facing a challenging decision, he grappled with inner angst, torn between conflicting choices.