Synonym: apprehensive, disquieted, distressed, disturbed, upset. Similar words: married, horrified, dried, torrid, worry, terrified, horrible, corridor. Meaning: ['wɜrɪd /'wʌ-] 
adj. 1. afflicted with or marked by anxious uneasiness or trouble or grief 2. mentally upset over possible misfortune or danger etc.
adj. 1. afflicted with or marked by anxious uneasiness or trouble or grief 2. mentally upset over possible misfortune or danger etc. 
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61 She came back worn and worried.
62 You look worried. Is there anything the matter?
63 She grew more worried with every passing hour.
64 By this time,(http://sentencedict.com/worried.html) I was really getting worried .
65 Nothing worried him, he was really laid back.
66 I hate that they should be worried about trifles.
67 He worried about her heavy drinking.
68 She worried him for a present.
69 I was worried we wouldn't have enough money.
70 I'm worried about the safety of the treatment.
71 It's only human nature to be worried about change.
72 They worried about the purity of tap water.
73 There was a worried expression on her face.
74 A worried frown creased her forehead.
75 I'm worried because bits keep falling off my car.
76 I was worried on my own account,(sentencedict.com) not yours.
77 Congress worried about becoming enmeshed in a foreign war.
78 She is in a worried state of mind.
79 I worried down a cup of tea.
80 He worried his father to buy a new car.
81 They worried that German companies would lose business.
82 I am not in the least worried.
83 Where have you been? I was worried about you.
84 She looked worried so we had a talk.
85 I was worried that you wouldn't come back.
86 She worried that she wasn't doing enough to help.
87 What's troubling you, dear? You look ever so worried.
88 She was worried sick about her son.
89 All he's worried about is his own hide .
90 We were worried that she was going to die.
More similar words: married, horrified, dried, torrid, worry, terrified, horrible, corridor, carrier, barrier, worry about, allied, lie down, sorry, ratified, frenzied, horror, borrow, or rather, justified, satisfied, specified, gratified, correct, classified, accompanied, arrive, borrowed, preoccupied, warrior.