jittery — nervous and unable to relax; characterized by nervousness or restlessness
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: nervous and unable to relax; characterized by nervousness or restlessness
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈdʒɪtəri/
Korean meaning: 초조한, 불안해하는, 신경질적인
Korean pronunciation: **지**터리
Example Sentences
- After drinking five cups of coffee, Jake was so jittery he couldn't even hold his phone steady to take a selfie.
- The stock market crash made all investors jittery about their portfolios.
- My grandmother gets jittery whenever she has to use any technology more advanced than a toaster.
jittery
ADJECTIVE//ˈdʒɪtəri//
nervous and unable to relax; characterized by nervousness or restlessness
A job candidate sits jittery in the waiting room, bouncing nervously
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Jittery on something glittery, making moves so skittery!
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Origin
Derived from the noun 'jitter,' which originated in American English in the 1930s, possibly from the verb 'to jitter' meaning to shake or vibrate, with roots in earlier dialectal or onomatopoetic usage.
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“After drinking five cups of coffee, Jake was so jittery he couldn't even hold his phone steady to take a selfie.”
“The stock market crash made all investors jittery about their portfolios.”
“My grandmother gets jittery whenever she has to use any technology more advanced than a toaster.”
“The caffeine withdrawal made her feel jittery and irritable all morning.”
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