Adjective:

పాండిటభైం, ఆందోళన,

solicitous's Usage Examples:

He was especially solicitous for the proper observance of monastic discipline and with that object.

of mind, regularly directed to practical and useful objects, and he solicitously sought improvement from the sources which were within his reach.

] [H]er solicitousness to Liir seemed nothing more than the Next Good Deed.

Basilea became known as the “Great Mother” due to the solicitous way in which she cared for her younger brothers.

pension for her from the Russian government and corresponded warmly and solicitously with her until his death in 1875.

put quickly out of its agony, from that of a sacred cow, which must be solicitously guarded so that it can die its agonizing death without any interference.

The preface reads: The candor of the American Ladies is solicitously intreated by the Authoress, as she is circumscribed in her knowledge.

The French were solicitous of the survivors and took them to Valenciennes.

With the proceedings the university denied any solicitousness for its former student Guttenberg and damaged his social existence,.

fighting prowess, Doll becomes very solicitous to Falstaff, calling him a "whoreson little valiant villain".

Gurney solicitously bandages up his finger to at least five times its actual size.

opinion broke the silence, Zhou Enlai listens to them carefully and asks solicitously.

The preface reads: The candor of the American Ladies is solicitously intreated by the Authoress, as she is circumscribed in her knowledge, this being.

Synonyms:

attentive,

Antonyms:

inattentiveness, inattentive,