CEFR C1

solicitous

adjective

Meaning

Characterized by or showing interest or concern, often to an excessive degree.

Examples

She was solicitous about his health, constantly asking if he needed anything.
The hotel staff were solicitous, ensuring every guest felt comfortable and attended to.

Synonyms: concerned, anxious, attentive, caring, overprotective

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solicitous (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /səˈlɪsɪtəs/

Definition

Characterized by or showing interest or concern, often to an excessive degree.

Examples

She was solicitous about his health, constantly asking if he needed anything.
The hotel staff were solicitous, ensuring every guest felt comfortable and attended to.
His solicitous inquiries about her progress made her feel truly supported during her recovery.

How to Use solicitous

solicitous about (prepositional phrase): Showing concern or care regarding something. — "The doctor was solicitous about the patient's recovery."
solicitous for (prepositional phrase): Showing concern or care for someone's well-being. — "Parents are naturally solicitous for their children's safety."

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