restless in Greek
restless in Greek is ανήσυχος — restless means unable to stay still or relax; constantly moving or fidgeting.
restless in Greek
ανήσυχος
Pronounced: anisychos
Without rest; unable to be still or quiet; uneasy; continually moving.
What does "restless" mean?
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adj Unable to stay still or relax; constantly moving or fidgeting.
"The children grew restless during the long car ride."
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adj Dissatisfied and eager for change.
"After years in the same job, she felt restless and craved something new."
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restless in a sentence
- The children grew restless during the long car ride.
- He spent a restless night tossing and turning.
- After years in the same job, she felt restless and craved something new.
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What is "restless" in Greek?
"restless" in Greek is ανήσυχος. restless means: Unable to stay still or relax; constantly moving or fidgeting.
How do you pronounce ανήσυχος?
"restless" in Greek is ανήσυχος, pronounced "anisychos".
How do you use "restless" in a sentence?
Example: "The children grew restless during the long car ride." In Greek, "restless" is ανήσυχος.
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