Synonym: apprehensiveness, arrest, catch, collar, discernment, dread, misgiving, pinch, savvy, taking into custody, understanding. Similar words: apprehensive, comprehension, apprehend, apprehended, prehensile, comprehensive, reprehensible, comprehensible. Meaning: [‚æprɪ'henʃn] 
n. 1. fearful expectation or anticipation 2. the cognitive condition of someone who understands 3. painful expectation 4. the act of apprehending (especially apprehending a criminal).
n. 1. fearful expectation or anticipation 2. the cognitive condition of someone who understands 3. painful expectation 4. the act of apprehending (especially apprehending a criminal). 
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91. But the public reaction seemed one of amused appreciation rather than of apprehension.
92. Moving to-ward them, he felt a chill of apprehension, and panic.
93. After a few hundred metres the pleasure overcame the apprehension.
94. A great grief has fallen upon the kingdom and there is deep apprehension for the future.
95. Failure to attend Court on said date may result in the appeal being dismissed, and a warrant issued for your apprehension.
96. Apprehension is vivid, retentiveness strong.
97. He felt a tremor of apprehension.
98. Her skin prickled with apprehension.
99. We felt no little apprehension over the result.
100. Tachycardia may result from pain, apprehension, hypoventilation, or hypovolemia.
101. There is not the least apprehension of her coming.
102. Piggy clasped his hands in apprehension.
103. The thief, after his apprehension, escaped.
104. Elizabeth was in an agony of apprehension.
105. I should not say apprehension; for indeed I would have been glad to miscarry.
106. He knew that his apprehension was in part due to his lack of knowledge of Six Sigma.
107. The Chief of the Secret Service watched the smoke with apprehension.
108. She was under the apprehension that she would fall back in to poverty.
109. I remembered a young man in East Moline named Seamus Ahern who was on his way to Iraq—the desire he had to serve his country, the look of pride and apprehension on the face of his father.
110. However must approbatory is, now although Chinese network has development greatly, but many netizens make a heart put apprehension to be not affection to not have to real name but former.
111. A man of practice hence possesses naturally of various abilities, such as art, understanding of religious rite, prophecy, heaven eye and ear, apprehension of world rules,(www.Sentencedict.com) modesty and courtesy.
112. He had not seen them watching him like this since he'd first arrived in Malabo and had been welcomed with apprehension.
113. He may well have recalled with apprehension her ancient faculty of silence.
114. The second is riskful, it takes continuous attention and apprehension:Try to find something that is not hell, learn to recognize them, make them live and give them space.
115. The boy was tied up inside in a knot of apprehension.
116. Skilled computer criminals can break into a computer system far more easily than an armed robber can gain access to a bank vault, and usually with far less risk of apprehension and punishment.
117. He awaited each stroke with impatience and - he knew not why - apprehension.
118. Grace waited for his appraisal with agreat deal of apprehension.
119. It will build upon and expand existing apprehension of financial reporting.
120. My apprehension of words is auricular; I must hear what I read.
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