Similar words: merriment, nutriment, experiment, detriment, experiment on, detrimental, experimental, detrimentally. Meaning: ['wɜrɪmənt /'wʌ-] 
n. a difficulty that causes anxiety.
n. a difficulty that causes anxiety. 1. Who can disembarrass her of worriment?
2. Objective:Toobservetheeffect of granuleforrelieving worriment on treating hypochondria.
3. Women's worriment usually exceeds the men.
4. With the aid of connection between Deep Ecology and Jung's psychological thoughts, human's worriment of nature and ecology are understood.
5. Many people still have an confused understanding of food safety although much attention has been paid on it and some worriment has been brought by it.
6. Methods:35 patients in the test had been treated by granule for relieving worriment , and 34 in the control, treated by alprazolam.
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