Definition: The word 'angst' comes from Latin, meaning pain or distress; it's also a verb meaning to suffer or feel discomfort due to suffering or pain. Definition: 1. Pain or distress: Angustia (Latin angustia) is often used as an adjective or adverb describing the feeling of extreme discomfort or fear caused by something unpleasant. 2. Discomfort due to suffering or pain: Angustiatus (Latin angustius) signifies the state of being in a great amount of pain or suffering, much like a sore muscle or joint that's been injured. 3. The act of experiencing intense feelings of sorrow, loss, or grief: Anger (Latin angereus) refers to intense emotional reactions often associated with angering others or having negative emotions due to something others have done. 4. A state of being excessively troubled or distressed: Phobias are fears that result from a persistent and irrational reaction to perceived stimuli, such as fear of spiders or heights.
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