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Definition of restively - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
impatience movementRare in a way that shows impatience or cannot stay stillRare
- He waited restively for the results.
- The toddler shifted restively during the long car ride.
- Investors tapped restively at phones as the market wavered.
Origin of restively
Latin, restivus (restless)
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- French:avec impatience, ...
- German:unruhig, ...
- Italian:in modo irrequieto, ...
- Spanish:inquietamente, ...
- Portuguese:de forma impaciente, ...
- Chinese:焦躁不安地, ...
- Japanese:いらいらと, ...
- Arabic:بِقَلَقٍ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּחֲסַר סַבְלָנוּת, ...
- Russian:нетерпеливо, ...
- Ukrainian:нетерпляче, ...
- Hindi:बेचैनी से, ...
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