Refuse
Worry
Worry verb - To experience concern or anxiety.
How words are described
| real | real refuse | real worry |
| little | little refuse | little worry |
| main | main refuse | main worry |
| greatest | greatest refuse | greatest worry |
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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She yanks his chain by telling him it was the best sex ever and not to worry, as he's not going to jail because she's of legal age; before admitting that, although drunk, he did refuse to have sex with her for entirely ethical reasons.
Source: What Did I Do Last Night? - The superstitious crewmen begin to worry that it is a sign of something terrible, but the officers refuse to throw the trinket overboard.However, over time, strange and unexplained events begin to fall upon the submarine.
Source: Literature / The Temple -
Susan keeps her original hair, being dark-haired, too, but don't worry, she will display her vicious side later, when she will refuse to believe in Narnia and fall in disgrace (according to the books, in a roundabout way) because she likes parties and lipstick.
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