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concerned

concerned

773 3.5
A person involved in or affected by something, often responsible for illegal acts
  • adjective
  • /kənˈsɜrnd/
translation icon : involucrado
  • Students holding a grade orientation are concerned with appearing competent and doing better than others.
  • concerned with issues
  • concerned parties
  • primarily concerned with

And as far as the resolution's concerned, it's WUXGA.

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Examples

  • Many parents are concerned about the impact of screen time on their children's development.

  • What they are really concerned about is that we are bringing greater transparency to their indiscretions.

    Academic text (2011)
  • The present study was concerned with the income levels of college students.

    Academic text (2011)
  • Eight of the nine parents stated that they generally were not concerned about their children's academic experiences or performance.

    Academic text (2011)
  • They are serious and they are political, concerned about the distribution of power.

  • "The judges I have spoken to about this are very concerned," Weisenberg says.

    Academic text (2011)
  • When investing for cash flow, you're only concerned that it keeps producing cash flow.

  • The authorities are concerned with the rising crime rates in the neighborhood.

  • Environmentalists are concerned about the effects of climate change on wildlife.

Synonyms

interested
vsconcerned
485 2.0

Having a personal share or right in something

is about general connection and can include responsibility not personal gain
involved
vsconcerned
79 3.5

Connected to something because you take part in it

sometimes implies responsibility or guilt rather than only being connected
implicated
vsconcerned
6.4

A person evidence shows is involved in a crime or wrongdoing

may be simply connected or affected and not necessarily shown guilty

Idioms

To say what you think

How Involved

culpable
26 7.5
concerned
773 3.5
involved
79 3.5
related
2.3
unconnected
1 5.0

Surface Forms

concerned positive

Morphology

concerned = concern (transparent) = concern + ed

Regular past-participle/adjectival formation from the verb 'concern'; the adjective meaning 'involved/affected' follows directly.

Etymology

Concerned comes from the old Latin verb concernare, with con- 'together' and a root that means 'to mix' or 'bring together', like the word concert. So if someone is concerned in something, they are 'brought together with' it — in other words, connected or involved.