Silly and Worry

Silly

Silly noun - A word used for misbehaving children.

Worry and silly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Worry" instead a verb "Silly".

Nearby Word: silliness

Worry

Worry verb - To experience concern or anxiety.

Silly and worry are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Silly" instead a verb "Worry".

Nearby Words: worried, worrying, worrier

How words are described

genuine genuine silly genuine worry
big big silly big worry
great great silly great worry
serious serious silly serious worry
Other adjectives: little, less.

Both words in one sentence

  • There doesn't seem to be any reason for it other than the fact that, being immortal, he doesn't really have to worry about a silly think like an heir.
  • Comic Book / The Desert Peach Pfirsich: Maybe if more people worried about the things I worry about, and less about the things you worry about, we wouldn't have all this silly war business.During World War II, fighting for the Germans was a general called Erwin Rommel: "The Desert Fox".
  • One Hero, Hold the Weaksauce: One would think that being immortal would make fighting that much easier for Timmy, since he won't have to worry about silly things like bleeding to death or deadly physical trauma.
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