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. List of paraphrases for "angst":

   anguish, anxiety, fear

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1. Katie Libbe:

   It’s been widely reported that baby boomers are worried about their retirement, but the financial planning and retirement concerns of Generation X have gotten less attention, while our study confirms that many boomers still lack confidence about their future, it reveals alarming realities about the significant angst and pessimism Gen X feels regarding the current and future state of their finances. They’re the next generation that’s quickly approaching retirement and their hands-off approach to planning and preparation is alarming.

2. Chris Jennings:

   She has learned that excessive disruption in this country creates great angst. And also division.

3. George Glynos:

   I understand that it's creating a little bit of angst and people are little concerned and worried, but if the markets are concerned about Gordhan stepping down I think that's completely overplayed.

4. Steven Wrobleski:

   We currently have a chemistry physics teaching position that we have zero applicants for right now. I am really concerned about how we're going to be able to fill that position, where are we going to find science and math teachers ? There is angst over,' Are we going to find people, quality people ?'.

5. Veronica - "Heathers":

   My teen angst has a body count.