"alarmist" is an acceptable word to use in written English.
It is an adjective that is used to describe someone who is overly concerned and overly dramatic about something that is happening. For example: "The news media's alarmist reports about the coronavirus pandemic have caused unnecessary panic among the public."
All these international guests have poured scorn on efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions or claimed the science of climate change is alarmist.
Dafydd Davies, of Charles Hanover Investments, told Reuters: "Given the [market] rally we've had so far this year, you could not say the mood is too alarmist over the election outcome.
MSF said its early warnings of an "unprecedented" situation in March last year were dismissed as "alarmist", with the WHO calling into question its declaration that this outbreak was different to those before in places such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Commenting on a Guardian article on the lecturer suspended over claims he incited violence, salparadyse says: Each report of this event (WHICH HASN'T EVEN HAPPENED YET) is more alarmist than the last.
Stolen dogs are sold on, or used for breeding; despite alarmist stories, they are rarely used as bait in dog fights, says Oakley.
Alarmist news about imports from China makes this task much harder.Another set of CAFTA sceptics the textile lobby ought to be brought on board by fears of China.
No one even understands where it leads".But predicting that this could lead to the collapse of the global corporation as we know it might seem alarmist.
America might no longer be able to meet its "irreducible" defence needs, such as winding down the Iraqi and Afghan wars responsibly, deterring Iran, hedging against a rising China, protecting the sea lanes and keeping terrorists at bay.All this sounds a mite alarmist.
Time is running out for a successful completion of the round.That may sound alarmist.
There is nothing alarmist about the risk of extreme weather events leading to breakdowns in critical services and food systems.
FOR all the alarmist commentary in the international press, it still seems incredible that China's tiffs with its neighbours about mainly tiny, uninhabited rocks in the South and East China Seas might lead to conflict.
