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restive

/ˈrɛs.tɪv/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa inquieta, impaciente ou difícil de controlar, especialmente sob restrições ou atrasos.

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adjective

/ˈrɛs.tɪv/C2formal
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa inquieta, impaciente ou difícil de controlar, especialmente sob restrições ou atrasos.

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.

    ptInquieto

    • 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.

    Sinônimosagitatedantsyedgyfidgetyimpatientjumpynervousrestlessskittishuneasy

    Antônimoscalmcontentdocilepatientpeacefulrelaxedsettledtranquil

  2. Resisting controlC2formalbritish

    Tending to resist control or authority; stubborn.

    ptRebelde

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

    Sinônimosdefiantdisobedientintractableobstreperousrecalcitrantrefractorystubbornunmanageableunrulywayward

    Antônimosamenablecompliantdocileobedientsubmissivetractable

Formas
  • more restive comparative form
  • most restive superlative form
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