to have a persistent, unpleasant intuition or worry · to feel uneasy about something
Ever had that persistent little voice in the back of your head telling you something isn't quite right? 🧐 That's a nagging feeling! It's when you can't shake off a sense of unease or worry, even if you can't pinpoint exactly why. It's great for expressing subtle, persistent apprehension. 😬
Your friend keeps checking their phone anxiously, saying they feel uneasy about an upcoming job interview even though they've prepared well. Which English expression describes their feeling best? A. to be over the moon B. to have a nagging feeling C. to hit the roof
💡 **Pro Tip!** This phrase is often used when you have a persistent suspicion or a slight worry that something might be wrong, but you don't have concrete proof. It implies a feeling that *nags* at you, meaning it bothers you continuously, like a persistent little annoyance! You can also say 'a nagging doubt' or 'a nagging thought'. 🤔