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restively

/ˈrɛs.tɪv.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « avec agitation, impatience ou obstination ». Décrit un comportement marqué par l'excitation, l'inquiétude ou la résistance au contrôle ou aux directives.

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adverb

/ˈrɛs.tɪv.li/C2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « avec agitation, impatience ou obstination ». Décrit un comportement marqué par l'excitation, l'inquiétude ou la résistance au contrôle ou aux directives.

An adverb meaning 'in a restless, impatient, or stubborn manner.' It describes behavior characterized by agitation, unease, or resistance to control or direction.

  1. Impatiently or restlesslyC1formal

    In a manner that shows impatience, unease, or a desire to move or change.

    fravec agitation

    • The audience waited restively for the delayed performance to begin.
    • He paced restively around the room while waiting for the news.
    • The horse stamped its hooves restively in the stable.

    Synonymesanxiouslyimpatientlynervouslyrestlesslyuneasily

    Antonymescalmlycontentedlypatientlyserenely

  2. Resistantly or stubbornlyC2formalbritish

    In a way that shows resistance to control or direction.

    frde manière rétive

    • The child responded restively to the teacher's instructions.
    • The crowd grew restively as the speaker continued to ignore their questions.
    • He restively refused to follow the new regulations.

    Synonymescontrarilyfractiouslyintractablymulishlyobstinatelyperverselystubbornly

Formes
  • more restively comparative form
  • most restively superlative form
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