Associations to the word «Restlessness»
Noun
- Fit
- Desire
- Keats
- Dose
- Hive
- Opioid
- Breathing
- Sign
- Feeling
- Eagerness
- Indifference
- Cessation
- Sleeping
- Syndrome
- Wandering
- Vanity
- Outburst
- Pitchfork
- Jealousy
- Pain
- Consciousness
- Disorder
- Ringing
- Remorse
- Coughing
- Keen
- Dosage
- Steppe
- Parkinson
- Tendency
- Ache
- Inclination
- Impairment
- Anger
- Coordination
- Limb
- Temper
- Paying
- Shaking
- Swing
- Uncertainty
- Exhaustion
- Poisoning
- Rocking
- Warmth
- Sadness
- Medication
- Worry
- Enjoyment
- Curiosity
- Instability
- Gale
- Exertion
Adjective
- Hacking
- Impaired
- Intolerable
- Perpetual
- Swelling
- Gastrointestinal
- Depressed
- Emotional
- Acute
- Wandering
- Mental
- Flushed
- Muscular
- Mild
- Neurological
- Habitual
- Breathing
- Cardiac
- Painful
- Extreme
- Abnormal
- Tearing
- Skin
- Marked
- Severe
- Calm
- Melancholy
- Intense
- Crying
- Uneasy
- Frequent
- Respiratory
- Weary
- Yielding
- Youthful
- Strange
- Inappropriate
- Suppressed
- Rapid
Wiktionary
RESTLESSNESS, noun. The state or condition of being restless; an inability to be still, quiet, at peace or comfortable.
Dictionary definition
RESTLESSNESS, noun. The quality of being ceaselessly moving or active; "the restlessness of the wind".
RESTLESSNESS, noun. A lack of patience; irritation with anything that causes delay.
RESTLESSNESS, noun. A feeling of agitation expressed in continual motion; "he's got the fidgets"; "waiting gave him a feeling of restlessness".
RESTLESSNESS, noun. Inability to rest or relax or be still.
Wise words
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