adj
fretful
Fretful (adj) means Inclined to worry or fret.
adj
1
Inclined to worry or fret.
2
Unable to settle down; restless and anxious.
3
Easily annoyed and bad-tempered.
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Etymology
Formed from fret and -ful.
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What is the meaning of fretful?
"fretful" (adj) means inclined to worry or fret.
What is another word for fretful?
Other words for "fretful" include antsy, querulous, fidgety, itchy, whiny, whiney.
What is the opposite of fretful?
Opposites of "fretful" include calm, patient, contented.
What are the different meanings of fretful?
"fretful" has 3 main meanings: 1. Inclined to worry or fret; 2. Unable to settle down; restless and anxious; 3. Easily annoyed and bad-tempered.
