- verbconcern (verb) · concerns (third person present) · concerned (past tense) · concerned (past participle) · concerning (present participle)
- relate to; be about:"the story concerns a friend of mine" · "this fable is concerned with forgiveness and redemption"
- be relevant or important to; affect or involve:"many thanks to all concerned" · "they should not pry into what does not concern them"
- (concern oneself with)interest or involve oneself in:"we need not concern ourselves with the semantics of this language"
- formal(be concerned in)have a specific connection with or responsibility for:"the organs concerned in digestion and in blood-making"
- (be concerned with)regard it as important or interesting to do something:"I was mainly concerned with making something that children could enjoy"
- worry (someone); make anxious:"the roof of the barn concerns me because eventually it will fall in" · "you must not concern yourself about me"
nounconcern (noun) · concerns (plural noun)- anxiety; worry:"such unsatisfactory work gives cause for concern"
- a cause of anxiety or worry:"the new techniques raise some safety concerns"
- a matter of interest or importance to someone:"oil reserves are the concern of the Energy Department" · "the survival of an endangered species is of concern to wildlife biologists"
- (concerns)affairs; issues:"public awareness of Aboriginal concerns"
- a business; a firm:"a small, debt-ridden concern"
- informaldateda complicated or awkward object or structure.
Originlate Middle English: from French concerner or late Latin concernere (in medieval Latin ‘be relevant to’), from con- (expressing intensive force) + cernere ‘sift, discern’.Similar and Opposite Wordsverb- relate to; be about:
- be relevant or important to; affect or involve:
- interest or involve oneself in:
- have a specific connection with or responsibility for:
- worry (someone); make anxious:
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