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qualm

/kwahm, kwawm/US // kwɑm, kwɔm //UK // (kwɑːm) //

顾虑,疑问,顾忌,遗憾

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an uneasy feeling or pang of conscience as to conduct; compunction: He has no qualms about lying.
    • : a sudden feeling of apprehensive uneasiness; misgiving: a sudden qualm about the success of the venture.
    • : a sudden sensation or onset of faintness or illness, especially of nausea.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounnagging doubt

Examples

  • As a result, traffic control has risen close to the top when it comes to citizens’ qualms with city services.

  • You are right about the danger of posting qualms about a child, but the damage is done.

  • Brooks has no qualms about playing rookies as his usage of last year’s No.

  • Trustify publicly acknowledged jumping on material hacked and leaked from dating websites without ethical qualms.

  • Since then, those qualms have been compounded by fears of persistent disinformation campaigns and the growing threat of deep fake video ads.

  • Loewen proved to have one qualm that showed he was not a total monster.

  • Yet I admit to feeling a qualm when I hear this phrase, "moral defense."

  • Breitbart used those tools without qualm or regret, and he inspired a cohort of young conservative journalists to do likewise.

  • He sensed she could be coldly calculating; that neither qualm nor principle would keep her from furthering her own ends.

  • He suffered no qualm of conscience, no revolt of personal honor, no spasm of sympathy or pity.

  • Her mind never suffered the slightest misgiving, her conscience the least qualm.

  • Val was conscious of something like a qualm at not having thought about the East, or even the opera, for days.

  • Hence none felt any qualm as to the strong measures to be adopted towards the hostile sharer of the secret.