fretful
Pronunciation: [ˈfrɛtfəl]
Word
Context: "emotion"
(adjective) when someone is feeling worried or unhappy and shows it. If a baby is fretful, it may cry because they are uncomfortable or tired.
Example
The children were a bit fretful because it was time to go home from the park.
Example
Despite the long wait, the kids were not fretful; they were happy playing games.
Example
Why do you think the baby is so fretful right now?
Context: "stress"
(adjective) when a person is easily upset or anxious about little things. An adult might be fretful before a big test and worry about getting a good grade.
Example
She felt a little fretful before her presentation, but she was ready to speak.
Example
He was calm and collected during the meeting, not fretful at all.
Example
What makes you feel fretful when you have to perform?
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