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antsy
[ant-see]
adjective
unable to sit or stand still; fidgety.
The children were bored and antsy.
apprehensive, uneasy, or nervous.
I'm a little antsy since hearing those storm warnings.
antsy
/ ˈæԳٲɪ /
adjective
informalrestless, nervous, and impatient
Other 51Թ Forms
- antsiness noun
Example Sentences
Investors got antsy again, and the growing pressure led a group of pension fund leaders to write to the Tesla board, demanding that they force Musk to return to work.
Normally, when Robby’s had her fair share of like showing me YouTube clips or Reels, then I’ll start to get antsy.
“They’re actually more antsy and rested than we would actually like,” Roberts said.
Semafor's recent exposé of the private group chats of right-wing billionaires shows that the same rich men who got Trump elected are starting to get antsy about the economic ruin promised by his tariffs.
House members in swing districts and senators in purple states are probably starting to feel a little bit antsy.
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