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restive

/ˈrɛs.tɪv/

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adjective

/ˈrɛs.tɪv/C2formal
  • ruОписывает человека, который нетерпелив, беспокоен или с трудом поддаётся контролю, особенно в условиях ограничений или задержек.

Describes someone who is impatient, restless, or difficult to control, especially under restriction or delay.

  1. Restless or uneasyC1formal

    Unable to keep still or quiet; impatient or nervous under restriction or delay.

    ruБеспокойный

    • The crowd grew restive after waiting for hours.
    • The students became restive during the long lecture.
    • The horse was restive, shifting its weight from hoof to hoof.

    Synonymsagitatedantsyedgyfidgetyimpatientjumpynervousrestlessskittishuneasy

    Antonymscalmcontentdocilepatientpeacefulrelaxedsettledtranquil

  2. Resisting controlC2formalbritish

    Tending to resist control or authority; stubborn.

    ruНепокорный

    • The restive population demanded political reforms.
    • The restive prisoner refused to follow orders.
    • The restive child would not sit still for a moment.

    Synonymsdefiantdisobedientintractableobstreperousrecalcitrantrefractorystubbornunmanageableunrulywayward

    Antonymsamenablecompliantdocileobedientsubmissivetractable

Forms
  • more restive comparative form
  • most restive superlative form
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