Does Apprehension Have a Plural?

Does Apprehension Have a Plural?

The plural form of apprehension is apprehensions.

How do you use apprehension in a sentence?

Apprehension sentence example
  1. Her apprehension was assuming a reduced priority. ...
  2. The silver eyes were fiery, and apprehension fluttered through her. ...
  3. He felt a wave of apprehension and accelerated heart beat as the door opened.

What is the difference between apprehend and apprehension?

While "apprehend" sometimes means "understand," it is best to use "comprehend" because it's easier for most people to understand. For the purposes of this exercise, always use "comprehend" for "understand." The noun form, "apprehension," means a foreboding or dread of something. Example: Please apprehend the criminal.

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