Another word for care
NounIdioms:
To have the care and supervision of
care for
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Another word for care
NounCareful conduct
A troubled state of mind
A cause of worry or concern
Antonyms:
Antonyms:
Another word for care
VerbTo be concerned
To be careful
See also:
Idioms:
take care or have a care
take-care-of
Synonym Study
- Anxiety suggests an apprehensive or uneasy feeling with less mental activity than worry , often over some indefinite but anticipated evil she viewed the world situation with anxiety
- Worry suggests an actively troubled state of mind, esp. over some anticipated problem his chief worry was lack of money
- Solicitude implies concerned thoughtfulness, often excessive apprehension, for the welfare, safety, or comfort of another she stroked his head with great solicitude
- Concern suggests mental uneasiness over someone or something in which one has an affectionate interest I feel concern for their welfare
- Care suggests a weighing down of the mind, as by apprehension or great responsibility worn out by the cares of the day
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