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antsy

[ant-see] / ˈænt si /


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The pandemic isn’t over but we can at least perceive its end; we’ve also long accepted the fact that we’re stupid and contagious, but also bored and antsy and hankering for excitement.

From Salon

The film’s persistent brittleness may make some viewers antsy.

From Los Angeles Times

I know I’m the one who brought it up, but the basketball talk makes me antsy.

From Literature

Major reactions to relatively minor events show that shareholders are getting antsy as AI investment grows with little measurable return behind it.

From Barron's

My phone is rarely out of reach, and when it is, I grow antsy and restless.

From The Wall Street Journal