dithery (Meaning)
dithery
a highly nervous, excited, or agitated state, to act nervously or indecisively, a highly nervous or excited state, shiver, tremble
Synonyms & Antonyms of dithery
dithery Sentence Examples
- The dithery politician fumbled over his words, unable to articulate his stance clearly.
- The dithery student hesitated between two answer choices, unsure of the correct one.
- The dithery hiker paused at every crossroads, indecisive about which path to take.
- With a dithery hand, the elderly man reached for his coffee mug, spilling it across the table.
- The manager's dithery decision-making led to widespread confusion within the team.
- The dithery child hopped from one foot to the other, unable to make up his mind.
- The dithery stock market caused investors to become wary and hesitant.
- The dithery politician faced criticism for his inability to make a firm commitment.
- The dithery guest wandered aimlessly around the party, unsure of who to talk to.
- In times of uncertainty, people often become dithery and indecisive.
FAQs About the word dithery
a highly nervous, excited, or agitated state, to act nervously or indecisively, a highly nervous or excited state, shiver, tremble
upset, anxious,worried, troubled, nervous, uneasy, apprehensive, restless, on edge, obsessed
sure, cool, relaxed, nerveless,easy, calm, collected, confident, controlled,happy-go-lucky
The dithery politician fumbled over his words, unable to articulate his stance clearly.
The dithery student hesitated between two answer choices, unsure of the correct one.
The dithery hiker paused at every crossroads, indecisive about which path to take.
With a dithery hand, the elderly man reached for his coffee mug, spilling it across the table.
