nervosity Synonyms
Strongest:
- peacefulness
- peace
- ease
- quiet
- tranquility
- calmness
- content
- tranquility
- peace
- quiet
- tranquillity
- ease
- contentment
- quietude
- relief
- calm
- calmness
- content
- unconcern
- tranquillity
- quietude
- unconcern
- contentment
- calm
- placidity
- relief
- easiness
- serenity
- peacefulness
- placidity
- easiness
- serenity
Strong:
- tranquilness
- solace
- placidness
- comfort
- solace
- consolation
- sereneness
- placidness
- consolation
- comfort
- sereneness
- tranquilness
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
nervosity Meaning
Webster
nervosity (n.)
Nervousness.
nervosity Sentence Examples
- The nervosity in the room was palpable as the students awaited their exam results.
- She felt a surge of nervosity as she stepped onto the stage to give her speech.
- The candidate's nervosity showed on his trembling hands and flushed face.
- The impending interview filled her with a mix of excitement and nervosity.
- The nervosity was evident in the athlete's quick and shallow breaths.
- Despite her years of experience, she still felt a twinge of nervosity before every performance.
- The students' nervosity melted away as they realized the exam was easier than they had anticipated.
- The host's nervosity was contagious, making the audience feel slightly anxious themselves.
- She tried to hide her nervosity behind a forced smile, but her shaking legs gave her away.
- The thought of meeting her idol filled her with both excitement and nervosity.
FAQs About the word nervosity
Nervousness.
worry, concernment,anxiety, unease, fear, concern, apprehensiveness, stress, tension, nervousness
peacefulness, peace, ease, quiet, tranquility, calmness, content, tranquility, peace, quiet
The nervosity in the room was palpable as the students awaited their exam results.
She felt a surge of nervosity as she stepped onto the stage to give her speech.
The candidate's nervosity showed on his trembling hands and flushed face.
The impending interview filled her with a mix of excitement and nervosity.
