Concernments [noun]

Brewster was altogether grand and his children must ever be our concernment.

The question was one of deep concernment, and I continued to consider it till it was announced that supper was ready.

For they are always the effect of some hasty concernment, and something of consequence depends on them.

And wilt thou unfit thyself for the service of God, as if thy work were of less concernment than thy beast's?

Of how great concernment faithful pastors are for the conversion of the ungodly, see a Jesuit, Acosta, lib.

That in matters of religious concernment, we be at liberty to exercise our sentiments freely without control.

Another thing of much concernment is, To secure himself from danger of Russian interference.

"This commotion ill befits the gravity of a trial of such grave concernment," said one of the judges in an austere tone.

Between those whose lives are needful to the public good and safety, and those that are not of any such concernment.

What greater sign of love, than fear and concernment for the lover?