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Jittery

usgb/ˈdʒɪtəri/Volume
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Emotional State

Used to describe a temporary state of nervousness or anxiety, not a personality trait.

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She felt jittery before her performance but calmed down once on stage.
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Easily Overcome

Jittery feelings are often situational and can usually be relieved through action or distraction.

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I was jittery waiting for the interview, so I read a book to relax.
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Social Situations

People may feel jittery in social settings due to pressure or unfamiliarity.

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Talking to new people at the party made him jittery.
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