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. Sheriff Judd:

   I know that’s a novel idea for some people, our murder rate is up while our total crime rate is down but even in the demand for service, we see the angst.

2. James Lankford:

   We have all seen this coming for the last three months. On September 24 when Speaker Pelosi announced impeachment, we all assumed that Speaker Pelosi wouldn't have started it unless she already knew she had the votes, my guess is there is less angst in Washington, DC, than there is in the rest of the country because we've all known where this was going.

3. April Kelly:

   We're attacking public school officials trying to educate children, not because they're the people responsible but because Elizabethtown College's the level of government that's vulnerable, that's where our angst gets turned, even if that's not the appropriate level of government.

4. Marvin Gaye:

   The country was full of angst. The country was full of turmoil. The country was full of fear. The country was full of anger. And we needed to be calmed down. We needed to chill.

5. 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.