100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "fret"

Definition

The verb fret means to feel or express worry, anxiety, or unease about something. It can also refer to the act of causing someone to feel anxious or to gradually wear away or erode something.

Synonyms

• Worry
• Agitate
• Disturb
• Fume
• Stew
• Dwell
• Brood
• Lament
• Fuss
• Bother

Antonyms

• Calm
• Soothe
• Reassure
• Relax
• Settle
• Pacify
• Comfort
• Console

Examples

1. She tends to fret about small details before the big presentation.
2. Don't fret over things that are out of your control.
3. He would fret about the weather before every outdoor event.
4. I always fret when my children are late coming home.
5. There’s no need to fret; everything will be alright.
6. My grandmother used to fret over my health all the time.
7. He would fret silently, not wanting to show his anxiety.
8. She would fret about her upcoming exams, even though she studied hard.
9. They fret over the budget, trying to find ways to save money.
10. I could see her fret as the deadline approached.
11. Don't fret if you make a mistake; it's part of learning.
12. The dog seemed to fret when left alone for too long.
13. She would often fret about her aging parents.
14. I fret when I see my friends in difficult situations.
15. He has learned not to fret over trivial matters.
16. They fret about their future and where they will live.
17. I could hear her fret from the other room.
18. He would fret about his performance even after receiving praise.
19. She tried not to fret, but the uncertainty was overwhelming.
20. The children began to fret when they lost sight of their parents.
21. It's easy to fret when you're waiting for important news.
22. She would fret endlessly about her appearance.
23. He tends to fret when he has too much on his plate.
24. I could see the worry in her eyes as she continued to fret.
25. They shouldn't fret; the issue will resolve itself in time.
26. She would fret over the smallest mistakes in her work.
27. I always fret about flying, but I love to travel.
28. He tried to calm her down, telling her not to fret.
29. The parents began to fret when their child didn’t return home on time.
30. She would often fret about not being good enough.
31. I don't want you to fret over my decision; it's my choice.
32. He began to fret as he realized he had forgotten his wallet.
33. The news made him fret about the future of his job.
34. I tend to fret when I have too many things to do.
35. She would fret about her grades even if they were decent.
36. He learned to let go and not fret so much about life.
37. The teacher noticed the student fret about the upcoming test.
38. I could hear him fret over the phone call he needed to make.
39. They tried to reassure him not to fret about the interview.
40. She would often fret about her family’s financial situation.
41. He found it hard not to fret about his aging dog.
42. I could see her fret over the missed opportunity.
43. Don't fret; everything happens for a reason.
44. She would fret about the cleanliness of her home.
45. He started to fret when he couldn't find his keys.
46. I often fret about how to make ends meet.
47. They used to fret over their children's choices.
48. He would fret during the long waits at the airport.
49. The constant noise made her fret even more.
50. I can't help but fret when the news is bad.
51. She tried to fret less, focusing on the positive.
52. He felt the urge to fret whenever he heard bad news.
53. I would fret about the future if I let myself.
54. The teacher noticed the students fret during exams.
55. He would often fret about getting older.
56. She tried to avoid fret by meditating regularly.
57. I don't want to fret too much about my job situation.
58. They would fret over their pets' health.
59. He would fret if his friends didn’t reply quickly.
60. I could see her fret when she heard the loud noise.
61. They began to fret over the lack of rainfall.
62. She tried to distract herself instead of fret.
63. He would fret when he thought about his finances.
64. I usually fret the most when I’m alone.
65. Don't fret; we can figure this out together.
66. She started to fret about her future career.
67. He would fret while waiting for his test results.
68. I can’t help but fret about my health sometimes.
69. The uncertainty made them fret about their plans.
70. She would often fret during family gatherings.
71. He began to fret over the details of his presentation.
72. I could see the stress make her fret even more.
73. They shouldn't fret; it's just a phase.
74. He would fret about the climate change news.
75. I often fret about my relationships.
76. She learned to fret less and enjoy life more.
77. The children began to fret when the lights went out.
78. He tried to avoid fret by planning ahead.
79. I could see him fret about his upcoming surgery.
80. She would fret about her job security.
81. Don't fret too much about what others think.
82. He tends to fret over his responsibilities.
83. I used to fret a lot, but I’ve learned to stay calm.
84. They started to fret when their project was delayed.
85. She would fret about her friends not getting along.
86. He tried to encourage her not to fret.
87. I can’t help but fret when I hear sirens.
88. They seemed to fret about the economy's state.
89. She learned not to fret over her mistakes.
90. He began to fret as the deadline approached.
91. I could see her fret when she received the news.
92. Don't fret; we will find a solution.
93. She would often fret while watching the news.
94. He tried to keep himself busy to avoid fret.
95. I could hear him fret about the situation.
96. They would fret if they didn’t hear from her.
97. She learned to manage her fret during stressful times.
98. He would fret over the lack of communication.
99. I always tend to fret before a big event.
100. It's easy to fret when faced with uncertainty.