How to Say Worriedly in Spanish | MostUsedWords.com
As of 2026, the English word "worriedly" can be translated into Spanish as con preocupación or con aire de preocupación. Understanding these translations and their regional variations is crucial for effective communication in various Spanish-speaking countries.
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How to Say "Worriedly" in Spanish
In Spanish, the adverbial phrase con preocupación (IPA: /kon pɾe.o.kupaˈθjon/) or con aire de preocupación (IPA: /kon ˈai.ɾe ðe pɾe.o.kupaˈθjon/) is used to convey the meaning of "worriedly." These phrases are commonly employed in different Spanish-speaking regions, such as Spain and Latin America.
Similar adverbs like ansiosamente (anxiously) can also be used depending on the context. For instance:
- Ella lo miró ansiosamente cuando él salió tarde del trabajo.
(She looked at him anxiously when he came home late from work.).
How to Say "Worriedly" in Spanish: Sample Sentences
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- Ella lo miró con aire de preocupación cuando él salió tarde del trabajo.
- Los estudiantes esperaban con preocupación los resultados del examen.
- María miró a su amigo con aire de preocupación cuando notó su expresión seria.
- Antonio habló con preocupación sobre el creciente problema ambiental.
- Carmen sostenía su teléfono con preocupación mientras esperaba la llamada del médico.
(She looked at him worriedly when he came home late from work.).
(The students were anxiously waiting for the exam results.).
(María looked at her friend with concern when she noticed his serious expression.).
(Antonio spoke with concern about the growing environmental issue.).
(Carmen held her phone worriedly while waiting for the doctor's call.).
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