Definition of consternate in English:

consternate

verb ˈkɒnstəneɪtˈkɑnstərˌneɪt

[with object]

Fill (someone) with anxiety.
使焦虑；使惊恐
the letter consternated me and flung me into a depression
Example sentencesExamples
- He was consternated, as memories began to flow torrentially back into his mind.
- An amused and consternated look passed over his face.
- More than once he keeps matters from becoming too ponderous, especially during a recital of crimes his daughter committed, long and surreal and made deeply funny by his air of consternated frustration.
- I am shocked, consternated even, by your complete lack of Disciplinary Spirit!
- He consternates his teammates with his inconsistency.
- The man, 46, had recently consternated society by marrying an 18-year-old, who was not only younger than his son but also five months pregnant.
- The cannibals are consternated, but they give in; he gets the fork.
- I was consternated by some of the immediate responses individuals fired off at her.
- I have recommended it to every friend I have had who was consternated by what they were facing in corporate structure.
- I think initially she was consternated by the whole international thing.
- The talented actress is stuck with the thankless, limited role of Joe's consternated girlfriend.
- It's easy to see why the University was consternated by the research.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin consternat- 'terrified, prostrated', from the verb consternare.

Definition of consternate in US English:

consternate

verbˈkänstərˌnātˈkɑnstərˌneɪt

[with object]

Fill (someone) with anxiety.
使焦虑；使惊恐
the letter consternated me and flung me into a depression
Example sentencesExamples
- He consternates his teammates with his inconsistency.
- He was consternated, as memories began to flow torrentially back into his mind.
- More than once he keeps matters from becoming too ponderous, especially during a recital of crimes his daughter committed, long and surreal and made deeply funny by his air of consternated frustration.
- The cannibals are consternated, but they give in; he gets the fork.
- I am shocked, consternated even, by your complete lack of Disciplinary Spirit!
- I have recommended it to every friend I have had who was consternated by what they were facing in corporate structure.
- I was consternated by some of the immediate responses individuals fired off at her.
- The man, 46, had recently consternated society by marrying an 18-year-old, who was not only younger than his son but also five months pregnant.
- An amused and consternated look passed over his face.
- The talented actress is stuck with the thankless, limited role of Joe's consternated girlfriend.
- I think initially she was consternated by the whole international thing.
- It's easy to see why the University was consternated by the research.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin consternat- ‘terrified, prostrated’, from the verb consternare.

单词	consternate
释义	Definition of consternate in English: consternate verb ˈkɒnstəneɪtˈkɑnstərˌneɪt [with object] Fill (someone) with anxiety. 使焦虑；使惊恐 the letter consternated me and flung me into a depression Example sentencesExamples He was consternated, as memories began to flow torrentially back into his mind. An amused and consternated look passed over his face. More than once he keeps matters from becoming too ponderous, especially during a recital of crimes his daughter committed, long and surreal and made deeply funny by his air of consternated frustration. I am shocked, consternated even, by your complete lack of Disciplinary Spirit! He consternates his teammates with his inconsistency. The man, 46, had recently consternated society by marrying an 18-year-old, who was not only younger than his son but also five months pregnant. The cannibals are consternated, but they give in; he gets the fork. I was consternated by some of the immediate responses individuals fired off at her. I have recommended it to every friend I have had who was consternated by what they were facing in corporate structure. I think initially she was consternated by the whole international thing. The talented actress is stuck with the thankless, limited role of Joe's consternated girlfriend. It's easy to see why the University was consternated by the research. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin consternat- 'terrified, prostrated', from the verb consternare. Definition of consternate in US English: consternate verbˈkänstərˌnātˈkɑnstərˌneɪt [with object] Fill (someone) with anxiety. 使焦虑；使惊恐 the letter consternated me and flung me into a depression Example sentencesExamples He consternates his teammates with his inconsistency. He was consternated, as memories began to flow torrentially back into his mind. More than once he keeps matters from becoming too ponderous, especially during a recital of crimes his daughter committed, long and surreal and made deeply funny by his air of consternated frustration. The cannibals are consternated, but they give in; he gets the fork. I am shocked, consternated even, by your complete lack of Disciplinary Spirit! I have recommended it to every friend I have had who was consternated by what they were facing in corporate structure. I was consternated by some of the immediate responses individuals fired off at her. The man, 46, had recently consternated society by marrying an 18-year-old, who was not only younger than his son but also five months pregnant. An amused and consternated look passed over his face. The talented actress is stuck with the thankless, limited role of Joe's consternated girlfriend. I think initially she was consternated by the whole international thing. It's easy to see why the University was consternated by the research. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin consternat- ‘terrified, prostrated’, from the verb consternare.
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