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Meanings of jitteriness in English
Portuguese
nervosismo Catalan
nerviositat Synonyms
Examples for "nervousness"
Examples for "nervousness"
1
The proposals are likely to be greeted with some nervousness within Government.
2
The overall figures underscore investor nervousness at the start of this year.
3
The side effects are weight loss and nervousness, but they are unusual.
4
And Jake's delight had been worth every second of nervousness she'd experienced.
5
Polly tried to hide her own nervousness in putting this simple question.
1
The island has been showing signs of restiveness since early last year.
2
The pallor had vanished from his cheeks and the restiveness from his eyes.
3
Her restiveness is absolutely alluring, and excites all my hunting instinct.
4
This restiveness and impracticability are principally incident to us in the period of youth.
5
Knowing the hazards of life, he could not quite justify himself in encouraging Godwin's restiveness.
1
Ron switched on his own flash and smiled self-consciously, embarrassed by his jumpiness.
2
They also reported more symptoms of PTSD, which include jumpiness, trouble sleeping and flashbacks.
3
I stopped, cursing silently; then I shook off the jumpiness.
4
He knew part of the jumpiness had to be withdrawal from nicotine and caffeine.
5
That jumpiness is the effect of your illness, you know.
Usage of jitteriness in English
1
This summer, the Dubai real-estate market has lagged, and a jitteriness is palpable.
2
The occasional thud over bumps and jitteriness over corrugations detract from ride comfort.
3
Unlike me, Norman wasn't very good about hiding his jitteriness.
4
But neither football nor sunshine could disguise the underlying jitteriness which still pervades this place.
5
Still, there is a jitteriness underlying the general optimism.
6
They had suddenly lost the jitteriness that he had seen in them since the day they met.
7
In a hollowness about the eyes, and a jitteriness in his movements; in brooding and unshakeable silences.
8
The better way to deal with this jitteriness is to change how you "embody" your work.
9
The feeling of wildness was still there, an animal jitteriness in the way she moved and held herself.
10
What's more, any deal will also need to assuage Paris' jitteriness about threats to French jobs and industrial prowess.
11
Akathisia, which involves extreme restlessness, jitteriness, anxiety, and inability to sit still, is a major issue with all SSRIs.
12
This would have enabled them to market their product as less likely to cause anxiety and jitteriness than other SSRIs.
13
The jitteriness is understandable-asanyone who's piloted a Phantom can attest, flying drones requires a lot of practice before you get good.
14
But the air had an electric quality to it, as though we were breathing ozone, with an edge of event jitteriness permeating everything.
15
That market jitteriness that we expected has been reflected already with Spanish bond yields on benchmark 10-year money going back above 6% this morning.
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This summer, the Dubai real-estate market has lagged, and a jitteriness is palpable.
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