consternation Betydning & definition

Eksempler på consternation

• In hindsight, then, the consternation over the exactness of the register seemed somewhat misplaced, as the much expected massive turnout never occurred.

• This created consternation even among non-governmental members who were keen for more diversified sources of funding.

• These types of lyrics could not have found a home before dancehall and, not surprisingly, cause their share of consternation and frustration among church leaders.

• Cameralism's claims on chemistry and botany in particular tended to provoke consternation among professors of medicine.

• Given the contentious history of psychiatry, however, this simple statement might still arouse a certain level of consternation.

• And, in our view of color perception, this kind of situation is ubiquitous - which seems to have provoked consternation and alarm among many commentators.

• Despite the consternation that engulfed the region, the western frontier did not erupt in the way in which it had some twelve years earlier.

• And when this approach is described as "ethnography," my objection verges on consternation.