Pronunciation: /ˈfɪdʒ.ə.ti/
adjective nervous or unable to sit still
A1 The child was fidgety during the long car ride.
A2 She always becomes fidgety when she's nervous.
B1 The students were fidgety before the exam, tapping their pencils and shifting in their seats.
B2 He was fidgety during the meeting, constantly checking his phone and tapping his foot.
C1 Despite his fidgety demeanor, he managed to stay focused and complete the task.
C2 Her fidgety behavior was a result of her anxiety, but she was able to control it in public settings.
adverb in a fidgety manner
A1 She sat fidgety in her seat during the movie.
A2 The child looked fidgety as he waited for his turn in line.
B1 He nervously tapped his foot fidgety during the job interview.
B2 Despite trying to stay still, she couldn't help but feel fidgety during the long meeting.
C1 The speaker appeared fidgety as he delivered his presentation to the prestigious audience.
C2 Even the experienced performer felt fidgety before going on stage at the renowned theater.
formal The student appeared fidgety during the exam, constantly shifting in their seat.
informal I always get fidgety when I have to wait in long lines.
slang She was so fidgety before the big presentation, couldn't sit still for a second.
figurative The uncertainty of the situation made her feel fidgety, like she was on edge.
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