| NOUN | an apprehension | apprehensions |
| SYNO | apprehension | apprehensiveness | arrest | ... |
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
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- Once a court has determined that there has been a reasonable apprehension of bias, the decision in question must be void "ab initio", as there is no remedy for the damage created by the apprehension of bias.
- Nickolas Cottrell, 1972, proposed the evaluation apprehension model whereby he suggested people associate social situations with an evaluative process.
- It's the beginning of baseball season, and Charlie Brown is looking forward to the new season with a mixture of joy and apprehension.
- Study has shown that intercultural communication apprehension—the fear or anxiety with intercultural communication is positively associated with uncertainty.
- People may experience evaluation apprehension when they are part of a negatively stereotyped group and involved in a stereotype-linked activity.
- Specific intent means that when the defendant acted, he or she intended to cause apprehension of a harmful or unwanted contact.
- The dictionary definition for angst is a feeling of anxiety, apprehension, or insecurity.
- This is the concept that limits loss or potential losses by exposing the perpetrator to the probability of detection and apprehension prior to the consummation of the crime through the application of perimeter lighting, barred windows, and intrusion detection systems.
- The Red Hook Society for the Apprehension and Detention of Horse Thieves is the oldest horse thief apprehension society in the United States.
- Apprehension is a broader term than fear. If a defendant intends to cause the plaintiff to actually fear a harmful contact, for example, it will therefore always suffice as apprehension, but there are other ways to achieve apprehension as well.
- By 19 January 1843 a reward had been proclaimed for the apprehension of the three “runaways from Port Arthur”.
- Caption was a term used (especially in Scotland), for arrest or apprehension.
- Apprehension is the mental operation by which an idea is formed in the mind.
- Jung and McCroskey (2004) studied the presence of communication apprehension in those speaking their first language and those speaking their second language.
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