1. filled with doubt, anxiety, or apprehension about something
Usage: often used in formal or literary contexts

Examples

• She felt misgiven about the decision to move across the country.
• The investors were misgiven about the company’s financial prospects.
• He remained misgiven despite the reassurances from his colleagues.
• The parents were misgiven about their child’s choice of career.
• Her misgiven expression revealed her uncertainty about the plan.
• The committee members appeared misgiven about approving the proposal.