antsy (Meaning)

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antsy (s)

nervous and unable to relax

No weak antonyms found.

As the long meeting dragged on, Sarah grew increasingly antsy, tapping her pen against the table.
The children became antsy with excitement as they waited for the school bell to signal the start of the weekend.
Mark felt antsy before the big job interview, pacing nervously in the waiting room.
After hours of waiting in the airport, passengers grew antsy, eager for their delayed flight to finally depart.
With the concert delayed, the crowd became antsy, shouting for updates on when the show would begin.
As the movie reached its climax, John became antsy, eager to discover the resolution to the suspenseful plot.
The students became antsy as the teacher took longer than usual to return their graded exams.
Waiting for the test results made Emily antsy, her mind racing with thoughts of possible outcomes.
The long traffic jam made everyone in the car antsy, yearning to reach their destination.
During the long wait at the doctor's office, patients grew antsy, flipping through outdated magazines.

nervous and unable to relax

troubled, apprehensive, upset, uneasy, nervous, anxious,worried, tense, jittery, hesitant

relaxed,easy, cool, easy, collected, sure, calm, nerveless, confident, collected

As the long meeting dragged on, Sarah grew increasingly antsy, tapping her pen against the table.

The children became antsy with excitement as they waited for the school bell to signal the start of the weekend.

Mark felt antsy before the big job interview, pacing nervously in the waiting room.

After hours of waiting in the airport, passengers grew antsy, eager for their delayed flight to finally depart.