| You start to wonder if those people peering trepidatiously into the lavatories before using them are concerned about hygiene, or just terrified she will be in there as well. |
| As long as Trump hovers near the top of the polls, Mexicans will be eagerly, and trepidatiously, following his campaign. |
| After that bit of comedy, I headed trepidatiously for the water, which was rather chilly last time I was there, earlier this summer. |
| Sandler approaches it trepidatiously, contemplates it, and then walks back to his office. |
| I hold the burger with both hands and bring it, somewhat trepidatiously, to my mouth. |
| Yet we stepped forth trepidatiously because, after all, we recently had to contend with The Keyboard Disaster. |
