concernment
- noun
- /kənˈsɜrnmənt/
- Archaic
- The safety of the children was a major concernment for the organizers.
Examples
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The new policy is of little concernment to most employees.
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Environmental issues are of increasing concernment to the public.
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This concernment is important.
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Her concernment is evident.
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The well-being of the community is a primary concernment for local leaders.
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Issues of fairness and equity are significant concernment for the committee members.
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The rising cost of living is a pressing concernment for many families.
Synonyms
A person or thing that causes worry and needs attention
A matter that affects many people in a community
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Morphology
Etymology
Concernment comes from concern + -ment. Because concern means 'to affect' or 'to be about' someone, a concernment can be something that relates to or affects a person, group, or situation.