悩なやむ
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, む, intransitive)
1. to be worried; to be troubled
There is no need to worry.
Kanji used
worry
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (6 in total)
to worry about; to be worried about; to fret about; to not know what to do; to be at a loss (as to what to do)
to worry oneself sick
to be sluggish; to make little progress; to show little growth; to fail to improve; to level off; to not grow as much as expected
Examples (27 in total)
I agonized over it all night.
I'm troubled with atopic dermatitis.
There is no need to worry.
Things do not progress if you only worry.
What's bothering Tom?
The problem perplexed him.
He seems to be worried about something.
It was a question that caused one to struggle with how to answer.
This is my answer after much deliberation.
She is always troubled with a headache.
I felt very troubled by the news.
His behavior troubles us.
I'm troubled by this birth-mark.
I'm not sure what to do.
That is not even a problem to worry about.
There is no need to worry about how to exterminate it.
After much agonizing, I give a wry smile and a shrug.
I mean, if you keep worrying, you won't make the deadline.
This is not a matter that can be resolved by worrying.
And I always worried about it.
I actually struggled, or rather, I will probably continue to struggle from now on.
Groaning over it, I headed back to my classroom.
I hesitated a little about whether I should treat the wounds on my body.
I was worried before buying it, but once I tried using it I was extremely satisfied.
He was becoming forgetful, which bothered him a lot.
After agonizing over it thoroughly, the senior said in a voice that sounded like a mutter.
Keep worrying, agonizing and wavering from now on, and then decide, just as you did today.