worriment

For the first time, the inside man was showing real worriment.

On his face there was a look of worriment.

The girl's face was strained; her expression showed increased worriment as minutes passed.

His rotund face could not conceal the worriment that he felt.

However, the architect did his best to cover up his worriment.

The new silence of his wound made much worriment.

Clyde took the expression for a look of worriment.

Then a look of worriment became his sole expression.

Then, changing his worriment to affability, he glanced about the living room.

Harry saw chagrin mingled with worriment on his friend's face.

For your friends to back-bite you, indicates worriment by servants and children.

In a quiet corner of the grill room, the police commissioner confessed his worriment.

A trace of worriment wiped itself from the crook's lips.

At that moment, Janice had a real cause for worriment, had she known it.

And what a world of misery and worriment I had crammed into it.

The Shadow saw worriment on the girl's face.

He seemed to sense the worriment that was present in Melken's mind.

It showed a trace of worriment, mingled with odd satisfaction.

As he swallowed his coffee, Sidney let worriment disappear.

There was a trace of worriment on his face; he had worn it since his arrival.

Though he didn't know what might be coming, Hobgood showed worriment.

The mere mention of The Shadow's name was enough to cause any big criminal worriment.

I understand the point of your worriment.

She saw Allard's face show an expression that resembled worriment.

There had been other perplexing incidents, and all of these were bringing worriment to racketeers.