angst English

Meaning angst meaning

What does angst mean?

angst

— noun an acute but unspecific feeling of anxiety; usually reserved for philosophical anxiety about the world or about personal freedom

Synonyms angst synonyms

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angst English » English

anxiety

worry

uneasiness

disquiet

alarm

oppression

mental anguish

mean reds

hump

distress

dismay

blues

bad mood

anguish

angstrom

angst bunny

Examples angst examples

How do I use angst in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Angst is the fear of our own incapacity for peace.

Movie subtitles

It's the old stockbroker syndrome. The suburban fin-de-siecle ennui. Angst, Weltschmerz, call it what you will.

The book that some critics claimed. gave authority to voice to the angst of the last decade.

And they started to unwrap it and this terrible face was revealed the most depressed, angst-ridden face they'd ever seen in their lives.

What is postmodernist angst?

A villain or villains are singled out as the focus. Of the community's confusion and angst about unexplained events.

I don't wanna suggest anything that might be uncomfortable for you, but you might consider, just consider the possibility that part of your problem, part of the thing that's making you so miserable, is the angst of killing a lot of people.

I'm gonna try and vent a little hormonal angst by killing a Lagos, whatever that is.

Now, I know that it may be hard for some of you. Iiberal-minded good white folks to write offensive material. yet I want you to tap into your white angst.

It's partly an expression of my teenage angst, but mostly it's a moo-cow.

Adolescent angst is very normal.

Now that Alfons has taught me that my angst is the price I have to pay.

Hey, I didn't come over here to have my angst reviewed. by some has-been movie star.

The angst is not about the review, but more about the reviewer.

It's a metaphysical angst.

Angst. come here.

I had this indefinable angst all day.

Every night he wants me to be with him, he feels such angst.

You wake up at five, angst sitting on your chest like black birds.

Angst, Weltschmerz, call it what you will.

Just because you're a bunch of rich brats doesn't mean you can't have angst.

A sense of vulnerability, a sense of invasion. urban angst, where you feel.

Because I gotta hold on to my angst.

A villain is singled out as the focus of the community's confusion and angst...about unexplained events, like the death of the high-school boys.

Hab keine Angst.

And I remember the padding on the corridors changed colour two or three times to the angst of the production department.

You can't imagine the angst of such a pupil.

And literature was my only way to remedy such angst and such.

Nothing at all to do with pre-pubescent angst, then?

We fuck and you don't speak. 'Cause I got to hold on to my angst.

Could you please tell me, when you are making this praise of these people, of our decline, most people say that it's a simple dreadfulness, like a trifling teenage angst.

The angst we could have spared ourselves.

You know, I still get letters about the show we did on existential angst.

Angst-ridden.

He's not literally a catcher eating rye bread. It's more of a metaphor for a state of adolescent angst.

No mind games, no high drama, no angst.

The room. The scene for so many long nights of teen romance and angst.

Hey, I'm in angst here and Coltrane speaks to my soul.

News and current affairs

This stance, however, has not prevented the spread of something for which a German word is used in other languages, too: Angst.

While terrorism is fought in the name of democracy, the fight has in fact led to a distinct weakening of democracy, owing to official legislation and popular angst.

This would move Greece and its official creditors beyond the continuous angst that now prevails.

In short, the real source of Moscow's anxiety and strategic angst is Ukraine's future political and security orientation.

But this angst and hand-wringing simply is not convincing.

Since the trade deficit is widely thought to put pressure on US jobs and real wages, the US-China trade imbalance has come under special scrutiny in these days of great angst.

There are also now several different league tables - which are generating considerable angst - that rank financial centers based largely on surveys of firms.

Lost in the angst over inequality is the critical role that central banks have played in exacerbating the problem.

This gross miscalculation overlooked the growing angst of her ailing coalition partners, the FDP, about their chances of survival.

The US should respond to the globalization of higher education not with angst but with a sense of possibility.

There was great angst in the late 1980s when a Japanese company bought New York City's Rockefeller Center.

One cannot shake the impression that the European soul of this government is devoured by angst.

As a symbol of India's economic strength, the rupee's fall has provoked more than the usual hand-wringing and angst at home and abroad.