Solicitous (adjective)

Worried or concerned about something.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word 'solicitus' meaning 'anxious', the term 'solicitous' first appeared in the late 16th century and referred to being worried or concerned about something.

Examples:

1. The mother was solicitous for her child's well-being, always making sure he was healthy and happy.
2. The nurse was solicitous for the patient's comfort, bringing him a warm blanket and offering him a drink.
3. The teacher was solicitous for the students' progress, spending extra time with them after class to help them understand the material.
4. The manager was solicitous for the employees' safety, making sure they had the proper training and equipment to do their jobs.
5. The doctor was solicitous for the patient's health, taking a thorough history and conducting a thorough examination to make a diagnosis.