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Synonyms for fidget
ˈfɪdʒ ɪtfid·get
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Princeton's WordNet
fidget, fidgetiness, restlessnessverb
a feeling of agitation expressed in continual motion
"he's got the fidgets"; "waiting gave him a feeling of restlessness"
Synonyms:
uneasiness, fidgetiness, queasiness, impatience, restlessnessfidgetverb
move restlessly
"The child is always fidgeting in his seat"
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Dictionary of English Synonymes
fidgetverb
Synonyms:
fret, chafe, worry, be uneasy, be restive, be impatient, worry one's selffidgetnoun
Synonyms:
uneasiness, restlessness, impatience, fidgetiness
Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#44334 | impatience | |
#47199 | restlessness | |
#64517 | uneasiness | |
#106654 | fidget | |
#290825 | queasiness |
How to use fidget in a sentence?
We always have this idea that kids fidget (but) they are very good at sitting still.
Spinners are visually distracting, and they can make some noise, so it's not an ideal fidget for the classroom. But still, not allowing them in schools is probably throwing the baby out with the bath water.
Fidget toys can help the kid learn that when I am feeling something uncomfortable, there might be a way that I can stimulate David Anderson to cope with that emotion until something changes.
The average kid works 60 hours a week if we consider anything overseen by an adult work, sometimes the only place they get to relax is in the back seat of the car, and something like the fidget spinner or Pop It is portable, and they can just sit back and engage with it.
The fidget itself is actually a reflection of the brain sending out a signal to get moving, if you can get out and walk around you do that, but if you are stuck behind a desk with a pile of work to do then you just make all the little movements you can.
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- تململArabic
- шавам, въртя сеBulgarian
- ballaruga, belluguetCatalan, Valencian
- være rastløsDanish
- zappeln, herumzappeln, ZappelphilippGerman
- νευρόσπαστοGreek
- agitarseSpanish
- nihelemaEstonian
- بی قرار بودنPersian
- sätkytellä, sätkyttelijä, nytkiä, nykiä, sätkiäFinnish
- remuer, gigoter, AgitationFrench
- कुलबुलाहटHindi
- menggelisahkanIndonesian
- agitarsiItalian
- נוּדנִיקHebrew
- friemelenDutch
- sprelleNorwegian
- denerwowaćPolish
- inquietaçãoPortuguese
- ёрзать, вертетьсяRussian
- врпољити се, vrpoljiti seSerbo-Croatian
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