Pronunciation: /səˈlɪsɪtəsnəs/
noun the state of being concerned or attentive towards someone or something
A1 She showed great solicitousness towards her sick friend.
A2 The nurse's solicitousness for her patients was evident in her gentle care.
B1 His solicitousness for his employees' well-being made him a respected boss.
B2 The hotel staff's solicitousness towards their guests ensured a pleasant stay for all.
C1 The politician's solicitousness towards his constituents helped him win their trust and support.
C2 Her solicitousness extended beyond her family to include all those in need in her community.
formal Her solicitousness towards the guests was evident in the way she made sure everyone had everything they needed.
informal I appreciate your solicitousness in checking up on me after my surgery.
slang His solicitousness can sometimes come off as a bit much, like he's trying too hard.
figurative The solicitousness of the old tree branches reaching out for sunlight was a beautiful sight in the forest.
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