apprehensive

be apprehensive of danger

be apprehensive of one's folly

apprehensive for sb.'s safety

feeling apprehensive before surgery;

He was rather apprehensive of failure.

he felt apprehensive about going home.

Nahum's smile swept away the air of apprehensive gloom.

I am apprehensive that she may fall ill.

Judgement is implied in every apprehensive act.

She was deeply apprehensive about her future.

" Oh yeah? " said Ron, sounding apprehensive.

" And they grow into...? " said Ron, looking apprehensive.

Oh, he's not apprehensive. He's terrified.

Looking extremely apprehensive, Krum moved forward and squatted down next to Mr. Crouch.

He was quiet. I glanced up, apprehensive, and saw that his expression was pained.

When I came here, I think initially, probably people were kind of apprehensive.

I'm sorry, mr. Hodge. I'm sensing you're a bit apprehensive about the surgery.

They wanted me to come in and read and I was a little apprehensive.

David is no longer the traditional self-assured boy, now he is shown as an apprehensive man.

When this was reported back to Washington, officials at the White House were intrigued but apprehensive.