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• n  (psychiatry) a relatively permanent state of worry and nervousness occurring in a variety of mental disorders, usually accompanied by compulsive behavior or attacks of panic
• n  a feeling of mild anxiety about possible developments

• ABC bought the series but out of post-Janet anxiousness changed the title to Life As We Know It which may deter the decency cops but also sounds like something that would .
• While both hosts expressed anxiousness about the swap, they worked out better arrangements than Matt Lauer, who instead traded jobs with a New York City taxi driver.
• It was a look of sadness and disappointment and anxiousness.

• anxiety
• disquiet

News & Articles

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• Lusi, Payette reflect on high-school experience
  By JAMES BESSETTE jbessette@ricentral.com EGHSStudents8414CMYK.jpg EAST GREENWICH — Relief. Anxiousness. Excitement. Bittersweet feelings. Optimism. There are many emotions and senses that seniors experience in the waning days and weeks of their high-school careers leading up to when they make that long walk, dressed in the traditional cap and gown, to receive their much-deserved diplomas ...
  June 6, 2013 - The Pendulum

Quotes

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• Paul Pierce in Boston Globe (registration)
  I was telling everybody I was so happy that the game was at 1 o'clock,said Pierce. "Because there was no way I could have sat at home all day today because of my anxiousness to get back on the court after Game 6 from the way I had been...
• Tom Glavine in New York Daily News
  I don't think there's as much anxiousness as I had going into the Milwaukee start,Glavine said. "This one seems to be a little bit more business-as-usual in terms of the preparation."
• Dwyane Wade in CNN
  The excitement of it, the anxiousness of it, the anticipation was just crazy,said Dwyane Wade, who led the US with 19 points off the bench. "I'm kind of glad it's out of the way now. This game was just over the top."