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/tʃiːf ˈwɒri/ · chief.wor·ry
noun
- A person's main concern or source of anxiety. Her chief worry was the upcoming exam, and she spent most of her free time studying.
- The primary problem or issue that needs to be addressed. The company's chief worry was the declining sales figures, and they implemented a new marketing strategy to boost revenue.
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Did you know? The phrase 'chief worry' has been used in various contexts, including literature and everyday conversation. In Shakespeare's play 'Hamlet', the character Hamlet mentions his chief worry as the corruption of the royal court.