Synonyms for angst
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Princeton's WordNet

1. angstnoun

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

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1. • Anxiety

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1. List of paraphrases for "angst":

   anguish, anxiety, fear

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1. Mike Dunleavy:

   I understand that this budget approach and timing, being so late in the legislative year, caused significant angst among Alaskans, however, certain programs, programs we value, got caught in a budget discussion that went on way too long.

2. School Superintendent Deena Bishop:

   There was a lot of angst, a lot of battles in the city over wearing masks, not wearing masks, so I ’m glad that we’ve taken that fight away. All that has just subsided, and now we can go back to focus on learning.

3. Chetan Dube:

   If Amelia is to become the most faithful service agent, she also needs to be able to respond to man’s need to communicate with somebody who can understand emotions—not just a robotic ‘Press 1 for this’ and ‘Press 7 for that,’ amelia’s emotional quotient is modeled in a three-dimensional space: pleasure, arousal, dominance—the PAD modeling system. We are in trials with a telco company, and there is a certain demeanor that Amelia is required to have if your contract is coming up for renewal. Her emotional reaction to you is supposed to be very different based on where you are in the contract or your level of angst with the service.

4. Kate Duff:

   I know this sounds crazy, but if you do it, it really works, it really does soothe whatever the angst or emotional feeling that’s brought up by the [trigger] word.

5. John Kelly:

   That's a policy decision to transfer them, i know it's caused a lot angst in a lot of areas. I don't -- I don't try to slowdown transfers. I -- I facilitate transfers.