Maybo
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I'm learning the use of "concerned".
Some sentences from dictionaries:
1. worried and feeling concern about something/somebody (Oxford)
Concerned citizens can have a huge impact.
2. having an interest or involvement in something (Britannica)
The lawyers called a meeting of all the concerned parties.
Does "concerned citizens" mean "worried citizens"?
"Concerned (before noun)" sometimes means "worried" or "involved". Does it depend on context?
Some sentences from dictionaries:
1. worried and feeling concern about something/somebody (Oxford)
Concerned citizens can have a huge impact.
2. having an interest or involvement in something (Britannica)
The lawyers called a meeting of all the concerned parties.
Does "concerned citizens" mean "worried citizens"?
"Concerned (before noun)" sometimes means "worried" or "involved". Does it depend on context?