Noun
handwringing (countable and uncountable, plural handwringings)
Alternative form of hand wringing
Before anglers get too confident that the danger has passed after all these years of handwringing, however, Smith has several caveats. Source: Internet
But what recent Olympics Games have been planned without some major handwringing and apocalyptic forecasting? Source: Internet
Stories like these seem absurd and yet their prevalence is what keeps traditional notions of women’s roles firmly in place and leads to the print version of handwringing over the so-called “abandonment” of caregiving. Source: Internet
Was there comparable handwringing over Ellsberg? Source: Internet
Since it came out in 2013, the “—a landmark survey of American Jewish demographics, beliefs and practices—has been at the center of American Jewish scrutiny and handwringing. Source: Internet
What the world sees most are the modest contributions, opaque rhetoric, and handwringing of the federal government. Source: Internet