don't fret
Don't worry (about something). Don't fret about the procedure—it'll take 10 minutes, tops. Don't fret—it's really not a big deal. Don't fret about what the nurse said. Even abnormalities on this test are typically nothing to worry about.
fret about (someone or something)
To feel anxious or concerned about someone or something. The doctor won't have my test results for a few days, and I'm trying not to fret about it. Don't fret about it—it's really not a big deal. Mike's not the most enthusiastic guy in the world, so I wouldn't fret about his reaction to your brilliant idea.
fret not
Don't worry! Fret not—it's really not a big deal. Fret not, I'll take care of it. Fret not, we'll get this mailing out today—all of the interns are going to help us.
fret over (someone or something)
To feel anxious or concerned about someone or something. The doctor won't have my test results for a few days, and I'm trying not to fret over it. Don't fret over it—it's really not a big deal. Mike's not the most enthusiastic guy in the world, so I wouldn't fret over his reaction to your brilliant idea.
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fret about someone or something
and fret over someone or somethingto worry about someone or something. Please don't fret about being a few minutes late. There is no need to fret over Larry.
Fret not!
Inf. Don't worry!; Do not fret about it! Mary: Oh, look at the clock! I'm going to be late for my appointment! Bob: Fret not! I'll drive you. "Fret not!" said Sally. "We're almost there!"
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