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Anxiousness can increase overall blood pressure. Calming down helps :} If your diatolic is over 90, you need to consider controlling it. Over 100 and you need to stop considering and just do it. Much higher than that calls for hospitalization.

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Anxiousness is the state of being anxious - nervous, worried, or concerned for something or someone.

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(there is already a noun form for anxious, which is "anxiety")

"As the snow continued to fall, his anxiousness about the hikers' safety increased."

"The timid librarian demonstrated anxiousness in any new situation."

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The color often associated with anxiousness is green, as it can evoke feelings of nervousness, restlessness, and unease.

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anxious or anxiousness :)

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Loss of focus, memory lapse, nerves, over anxiousness.

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By definition, for something to rhyme, the end sound of a word needs to be similar or identical to the word you want it to rhyme with. So, theoretically, anything that ends with "ness" can rhyme with anxiousness because the end sound in anxiousness is "ness".

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anxiousness, disquiet, panic

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Symptoms include anxiousness, irritability and an increasing urge to prove that it was some other guy.

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He encouraged him by showing his anxiousness about establishing the Catholic church in New France.

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Nitric acid in clinical therapeutics in homeopathy is used to treat mental symptoms of sadness,anxiousness,cephalalagia and skin diseases.

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happiness sadness

bliss

joyfulness

gladness

hopeless/hopelessness

delirious

ambitious

cautious

courageous/courageousness

anxiousness

emptiness

worthless/worthlessness

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That is the correct spelling of the word "anxiousness" (nervousness), but the preferred noun form is "anxiety".

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No he didn't the one he did eat was Athena goddess of wisdom

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Confusion and anxiety are indications that the airman is in shock. Other signs and symptoms that the airman may exhibit are a weak pulse and pale, cool, or clammy skin.

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agitation, anguish, anxiety, anxiousness,apprehension, disquietude, edginess, restiveness,restlessness, tumult, turmoil, unease, worry Thank you very much and next time look it up!

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The word anxious is an adjective, a word that describes a noun, such as an anxious parent. The adverb form is anxiously; the noun form is anxiousness. There is no verb form.

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The word 'anxiously' is the adverb form of the adjective 'anxious'.

The abstract noun form of the adjective 'anxious' is anxiousness, a word for an emotion.

A related abstract noun is 'anxiety' a word for an emotional state.

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The noun form of "anxious" is "anxiety." It refers to the state of feeling worried, nervous, or uneasy about something. Another related noun is "anxiousness," which conveys a similar meaning but is less commonly used.

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Medical Marijuana treats depression .Marijuana made medicines for depression have found that the properties presented in medical marijuana it will helps to slow down the anxiousness that is often occur due to depression.

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Yes. Synthroid, when taken at a dose too high for someone, stimulates sympathetic nervous system activity (fight or flight response), which causes many effects such as tachycardia, anxiousness, and diaphoresis (sweating).

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-ous , which means "full of" is the suffix for anxious (:

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The color blue is often associated with feelings of anxiousness. This is because blue is known to evoke a sense of calm and tranquility. When someone is anxious, the calmness of blue can sometimes intensify feelings of restlessness and unease.

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You are anxious. Being anxious can go either way. You can head to down that path of being nervous or you can head down the path of being excited. Anxiousness is usually a mix of both. Its caused when the "unknown" factor is riddling your mind.

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anxiousness over the young husbands reaction to his wife's betrayal concerning her cutting her hair.

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Loss of focus, memory lapse, nerves, over anxiousness.

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Yes, confusion and anxiety are indications that the Airman is in shock. Other early signs and symptoms that the Airman may exhibit are a weak pulse, and pale, cool, or clammy skin.

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The word 'anxiously' is not a noun, it is an adverb, a word to modify a verb; for example:

We anxiously strained to see the grades that were being posted.

The boy sat waiting anxiously for the doctor with the hypodermic.

The noun forms are anxiousness and anxiety.

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Another rumor out of anger and anxiousness. If Massari has only one person he loves, and this person is all of his fans, they are like a crown in his head, without them he would have never became Massari and he would have never been able to show the true meanings of Real Love to the world.

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The most common challenge will be problems finding friends, as they won't be as open to meeting new people. Also, challenges may include stressful situations with projects, papers, tests, and exams of importance that may cause extreme bouts of anxiousness - moreso than normal.

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In the television show How I Met you Mother on CBS stars Neil Patrick Harris. In the Season 8 episode 12 the text tone that Ted had while in the limo is there is a sense of anxiousness and excitement.

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Sympathetic blood flow distress occurs when the body's sympathetic nervous system is activated, leading to an increase in heart rate, blood pressure, and redirection of blood flow to vital organs in response to stress or danger. This can lead to symptoms such as sweating, palpitations, and feelings of anxiousness.

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Feeling anxious before a test can be beneficial for increasing alertness and motivation. However, it may not be beneficial for improving long-term memory retention as excessive anxiety can impair memory encoding and retrieval processes.

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My dog is like that too. I don't know EXACTLY why but next time try this. Pull your dog a little bit behind you to show that you're the leader and then act as if your really calm. Don't even think about FEELING anxious. Your dog can read your emotions easily so try to hide the anxiousness and walk, feel and act normal.

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Fingernail biting is a nervous habit, some people have been biting their nails since childhood, and continue to bit their nails through adulthood.

You also bite your nails because of stress, anxiousness, nervousness, boredom, and fear. Most people don't even realize when they do it. You can break the habit by continuous appliance of lotion and nail polish. Very hard to keep up the habit but eventually you'll break it. Good luck!

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Moonstone is associated with lunar energy and can help to balance emotional upsets, stresses and feelings of anxiousness. It's also a good crystal for reflecting on past circumstances to learn life lessons from.

The following link will provide more useful information.

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Phobia is a minor type of afraid to something, and anxiety disorder is highness scared level, that produce anxiety on the human or any alive thing, animal etc.The normal level generates adrenaline production on every body , the over production of that could be dangerous to the normal function of the system on every body.Its normal become anxiousness on an abnormal situation. After it happened , step by step the body recover the normal function. Otherwise it becomes on some phobia, or if gets worse some anxiety disorder.

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I personally believe that if you are contracting all of the listed symptoms, then there is a high chance something is up. Whether it be you are entirely to concerned wit the situation and the symptoms are induced by your anxiousness.. or maybe your body is trying to inform you something is up. Either way something is going on and in any situation, if you wait and think about what you are doing, finding out answers for certain is always more reassuring then never knowing. So go get that test and find out.

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During perimenopaue and menopause (I call it PM&M for short!) your hormones take a nose dive. Low estrogen can cause anxiety, irritability, crying, mood swings, depression, anxiousness and many many more symptoms.

It is helpful to get your hormones checked and then have a clear and open conversation with your doctor. Be sure that you are going to a gynecologist that specializes in PM&M. It is helpful to interview a few before you pick one.

Before your appointment, take some time to educate yourself on the symptoms, tests and various options available to you.

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I am stressed.

In the sentence the speaker is descrbing his emotional state. You would not say"I am a stress person." You would need the participial form "stressed".

States of emotion are nominative: happiness, stress, depression, anxiousness, listlessness, nervousness, cheerfulness, remorse, guilt, forgiveness

Many can be used as verbs, which have participial forms. Ex: He stresses me. He depresses me. He forgives me. He cheers me.

If the speaker says ,"I am stress," the implication is that the speaker is personifying the abstract noun, much like saying, "I am death."

Just as one would describe a dead person with a modifier form, not death, the correct form would be a stressedperson, not stress. A native speaker would always make this distinction.

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Narration is when an author of a literary, theatrical, cinematic, or musical story conveys the plot to an audience.The narrator may take different points of view meaning he or she can refer to a character as "I" or "he, she, it.." or even "you".

Here are three examples:

"As i got to my front door I realized that I forgot my keys in the car."

"The further away the man got from his home, the more at peace he felt."

"When you're anxious simply take a deep breath, try to relax and simply forget what was causing your anxiousness."

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The climax in "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" occurs when the stranger tricks Simon Wheeler into telling the story of Jim Smiley and his wager on the jumping frog. It is the turning point where the narrative tension peaks as the truth about the stranger's intentions is revealed and the humorous nature of the story is fully realized.

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Anxiousness and a complete lack of enthusiasm describe Ismene's feelings towards Antigone's idea in "Antigone" by Sophocles (495 B.C.E. - 405 B.C.E.).

Specifically, Theban Princess Ismene expresses concern over breaking the royal edict of non-burial and facing the death penalty. She feels that the chances of carrying out the task of burying Polyneices and surviving are non-existent. She categorically opposes any action that puts her sister Princess Antigone or herself in direct, open conflict with King Creon, to whom they owe respect as his nieces, subjects and wards.

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Dear Valuable Sirs/Madams, I am an old woman, 86, Vietnamese. My name is Dieu Huong Le Thi. I am very sorry to ask you for such a below question. However, due to anxiousness for my health in old age, I would like you to help me with an obvious explanation for my peace in mind. Since too long, my excrement has had a black colour. It has been sent off with a very hard and long bar. However, I have no pain in my stomach when going to stool. My character has been nervous and uneasy since the day infected with this situation. Is there anything dangerous with this phenomenon? How to resolve this state? Which drugs or foods are needed for me to have at present? Please, help me. I remain with all my Sincere Thanks & Kind Regards, Dieu Huong, Le Thi

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Rage is a short-term mental state where someone does not have a full understanding of their actions or surroundings, and cannot be control. There is a large difference between anger and rage. Anger can be controlled by a number of things, depending on what the person likes. I, for example, can be calmed down by the sound of the wind. Anyway, the difference is that rage cannot be contained until the person has run out of a certain type of adrenaline, yet to be categorised. Trying to calm down a mentally raged (NOTE; being ENRAGED is not the same as being mentally raged) person may cause them to attempt to kill you, as people are not themselves when they are mentally raged. The raged person my also try to destroy everything around them.

This type of extreme behaviour can be caused by bullying, anxiousness, or physical punishment of any kind.

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Stress induced most of the time, other reasons could be nerve damage, anxiousness, anxiety and you can stop it with pressure most of the time. Eyes can be closed real tight for about 15-20 sec. and the cheek just hold it with your hand opened and pushing on your cheek where it twitches.

If you drink too much caffiene, you will get eye twitching from time to time. Add that with stress, smoking and not eating right and it will happen more frequently.

I was told by my Dr. that my eye twitching was a lack of magnesium which can be brought on by too much caffiene or stress.

I have also been told that lack of Potassium causes eyelid twitching. Eat a banana or two and eyelid twitches DO go away.

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It's usually anxiousness or excitement. Most staffs grow out of it by aged 2. Mine still does it rarely at age 4. Make sure your staffy is calm before you let anyone in the house, and that they don't look at or address him/her until they have calmed down and have hopefully sat - ideally you shouldn't have to crowd your dog to make them sit or relaxed.

This can help address both nerves and excitement.

My mother-in-law's dog is exactly the same especially when my brother-in-law goes hom after having a drink... the dog just sits in the corner shaking, but that is down to the last owner.. she was a quivering wreck before my mother-in-law had her, she's better but not normal

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Substance abuse is most accurately defined as when you are using it to the point where it affects every aspect of your life, including those around you. Substance Abuse becomes a form of self-soothing and a way to cope with anxiousness, anxiety, depression, trauma, etc. Abusing prescription medication or using illegal drugs recreationally and frequently is how drug addictions start. When you begin using illicit drugs for recreational purposes, you will use more and want to be intoxicated more often.

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