Associations to the word «Solicitude»
Noun
- Welfare
- Tenderness
- Prudence
- Anxiety
- Uneasiness
- Tranquillity
- Affection
- Kindness
- Caress
- Wherefore
- Apprehension
- Negligence
- Gratitude
- Invalid
- Madge
- Comfort
- Object
- Compassion
- Happiness
- Zeal
- Enjoyment
- Touching
- Countenance
- Sympathy
- Remorse
- Felicity
- Safety
- Diligence
- Sorrow
- Fanny
- Hereafter
- Reverence
- Marianne
- Distrust
- Care
- Fairfax
- Behalf
- Consolation
- Regard
- Potomac
- Admiration
- Curiosity
Adjective
- Tender
- Affectionate
- Maternal
- Anxious
- Paternal
- Parental
- Watchful
- Utmost
- Superfluous
- Earnest
- Respectful
- Awakened
- Attentive
- Welfare
- Painful
- Darling
- Leisurely
- Incessant
- Benevolent
- Bending
- Exaggerated
- Melancholy
- Frail
- Kindly
- Sincere
- Loving
- Mock
- Enlightened
- Pious
- Worldly
- Manly
- Temporal
- Bestowed
- Humble
- Unworthy
- Displayed
- Intense
- Vanity
- Disposed
- Passionate
- Constant
- Gentle
Wiktionary
SOLICITUDE, noun. The state of being solicitous; uneasiness of mind occasioned by fear of evil or desire for good; anxiety.
SOLICITUDE, noun. A feeling of excessive concern.
Dictionary definition
SOLICITUDE, noun. A feeling of excessive concern.
Wise words
Wisdom does not show itself so much in precept as in life -
in firmness of mind and a mastery of appetite. It teaches us
to do, as well as talk, and to make our words and actions
all of a color.