angst-ridden

English

Etymology

From angst +‎ -ridden.

Adjective

angst-ridden (comparative more angst-ridden, superlative most angst-ridden)

1. Dominated or plagued by angst.

   Teenage angst-ridden poetry may not be to the liking of all readers.

   • 2011, Alexandra Potter, Calling Romeo, Hachette UK, →ISBN:

     But it wasn't not knowing what to call Will that was bothering Juliet. After all, it was a problem faced by a lot of women who'd moved on from angst-ridden Bridget Jones singledom into angst-ridden coupledom.

Translations

dominated or plagued by angst

• German: angstbesetzt
• Portuguese: angustioso