fidgeting in Greek
fidgeting in Greek is ανάδεμα — fidgeting means small, restless movements made without really meaning to, usually from boredom or nervousness.
fidgeting in Greek
ανάδεμα
Pronounced: anadema
A fidgety motion.
What does "fidgeting" mean?
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noun Small, restless movements made without really meaning to, usually from boredom or nervousness.
"She noticed his constant fidgeting during the interview."
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fidgeting in a sentence
- She noticed his constant fidgeting during the interview.
- His fidgeting with the pen annoyed everyone in the meeting.
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What is "fidgeting" in Greek?
"fidgeting" in Greek is ανάδεμα. fidgeting means: Small, restless movements made without really meaning to, usually from boredom or nervousness.
How do you pronounce ανάδεμα?
"fidgeting" in Greek is ανάδεμα, pronounced "anadema".
How do you use "fidgeting" in a sentence?
Example: "She noticed his constant fidgeting during the interview." In Greek, "fidgeting" is ανάδεμα.
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