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Free sign upThe phrase "am particularly anxious" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a heightened level of worry or concern about a specific situation or event.
Example: "I am particularly anxious about the upcoming exam, as I want to perform well."
Alternatives: "am especially worried" or "am notably concerned."
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I am particularly anxious that the present high standards of Air India International should not be adversely affected by nationalization".
I am particularly anxious to ease the concerns of those who may be worried about us transplanted New Yorkers stuck out here on the frontier among all the "hippies, yuppies, militiamen, fishermen, American Indians and tramps".
Bostock wrote to Kenney, "I am particularly anxious that the 1st Tactical Air Force should continue to be employed as a forward offensive formation rather than in a garrison role".
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Yin Yin was particularly anxious.
Israel has been particularly anxious to prevent Hizbullah re-arming.
Francis is particularly anxious to save Christians who are being terrorised or slaughtered across the region.
During the Olympics they were particularly anxious to keep the disgruntled out of sight.
The team was particularly anxious to bring communities together, and made 73 recommendations to that end.
She was particularly anxious about receiving the parcel from the postman.
Institutions such as pension funds, which now provide most of hedge funds' outside money, are particularly anxious.
Britain's many free-range poultry farmers, who would have to bring their birds indoors, are particularly anxious.
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