The phrase "anxieties out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the act of expressing or releasing anxieties, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "After the therapy session, I felt like I had finally let my anxieties out."
Alternatives: "release my anxieties" or "express my worries".
In fact, I watched him do an acoustic session when he was promoting his deeply personal album It's What I'm Thinking Pt.1 – Photographing Snowflakes and saw a part of him die when a member of the audience jubilantly shouted "About a Boy!" after he'd just nevously spilled his inner-most anxieties out during a rendition of a song called In Safe Hands.
Maybe what we really needed was a structured time where we could be vulnerable and get our anxieties out in the open.
She helped me with schoolwork, but also I had one-to-one sessions every day to talk my worries and anxieties out.
Professor B, who writes Bitch PhD, uses her blog "to work out my incredible anxieties over my academic identity, and to put those anxieties out there in a public forum because a lot of people feel them".
There are always advantages to seeing a show at the end of its run rather than the opening night: the cast are on top of their vocal performances and their dramatic relationships, and with first-night anxieties out of the way, the musical co-ordination between orchestra pit and stage has had time to refine and relax.
Last August I took my anxiety out on the track.
Jemma's romantic anxieties turn out to be both germane and trivial.
In one case, the resident's anxiety came out in the form of demands.
In Shiraz, where most of the espionage case defendants and their families live, anxiety spills out in private conversations.
The words "autism" and "anxiety" stood out in bold capital letters on the form on his clipboard.
For about an hour and a half we went around the circle and took turns asking an anxiety question out loud.
