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skittish

[skit-ish] / ˈskɪt ɪʃ /


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More recently, the flagging real estate market has made people skittish.

From Los Angeles Times

They traded options, sent a new class of meme stocks to the moon and piled into the Magnificent Seven tech companies when the “smart money” got skittish.

From The Wall Street Journal

Without staging a home, you might make some potential purchasers skittish because they can only see the place as it appears, questioning whether they’d want to live there.

From MarketWatch

For investors skittish about jumping in, there are other underpopulated corners of AI to explore.

From Barron's

The practice is largely designed to evade the scrutiny of competition regulators that have become skittish about tech giants snapping up promising companies that stand a chance of becoming rivals.

From Barron's