Concern ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Concern ( noun )

1. A matter or thing that relates to or affects someone or something.
2. A state of being worried or interested about something.
3. A business or organization.
4. A feeling of responsibility or interest.
5. A point or matter of interest or importance.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french concerner, based on latin concernere "bring together", from con- "together" + cernere "separate, decide".

Examples:

1. His concern was the safety of his employees.
2. She expressed her concern about the situation.
3. The concern of the company is to make a profit.
4. He has a concern for the environment.
5. The concern of the meeting was the budget.

(As a verb)

Concern ( verb )

1. A matter or thing that relates to or affects someone or something.
2. A state of being worried or interested about something.
3. A business or organization.
4. A feeling of responsibility or interest.
5. A point or matter of interest or importance.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french concerner, based on latin concernere "bring together", from con- "together" + cernere "separate, decide".

Examples:

1. His concern was the safety of his employees.
2. She expressed her concern about the situation.
3. The concern of the company is to make a profit.
4. He has a concern for the environment.
5. The concern of the meeting was the budget.