agitatedly (Meaning)

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agitatedly (adv.)

In an agitated manner.

She spoke agitatedly, her words tumbling out in a rush as she tried to convey her sense of urgency.
The crowd outside the stadium waited agitatedly for the gates to open, eager to secure the best seats.
He paced agitatedly in the waiting room, unable to sit still as he anxiously awaited news about his loved one.
The manager addressed the team agitatedly, expressing concern about the looming deadline and the need for increased productivity.
As the argument intensified, they gestured agitatedly, each trying to make their point more forcefully than the other.
The politician answered questions agitatedly, clearly frustrated by the persistent inquiries about the controversial policy.
The child fidgeted agitatedly in the doctor's office, nervous about the upcoming vaccination.
The detective spoke agitatedly about the urgency of solving the case before more evidence was lost.
The customer complained agitatedly about the poor service she had received, demanding immediate resolution.
The news anchor reported agitatedly on the developing crisis, conveying a sense of urgency to the viewers.

In an agitated manner.

crazily, desperately, frantically, frenziedly, uncontrollably, amuck,confusedly, frenetically, feverishly, madly

placidly, composedly, placidly, imperturbably, unconcernedly, calmly, imperturbably,calmly, serenely, peacefully

She spoke agitatedly, her words tumbling out in a rush as she tried to convey her sense of urgency.

The crowd outside the stadium waited agitatedly for the gates to open, eager to secure the best seats.

He paced agitatedly in the waiting room, unable to sit still as he anxiously awaited news about his loved one.

The manager addressed the team agitatedly, expressing concern about the looming deadline and the need for increased productivity.