worry over, worry about
I wonder what the different meaning is between them 'worry over' and 'worry about'.
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-Jerry is worried over his daughter, Alice
-Please don't worry about me
The meaning is the same. "about" is the more common option and is acceptable in every context. "worry over" is more informal and perhaps some people might consider it non-standard. It doesn't sound as good to me, but I am sure native speakers use it.
January 14, 2016
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