In everyday English, people often say they are anxious to do something when they actually mean they are eager or excited. However, these words do not mean the same thing.
Anxious means feeling worried, nervous, or fearful about something that might happen. It has a negative tone and implies discomfort or dread.
When you're looking forward to something in a positive way, use eager or excited — not anxious.
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