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"Fidgeted" is the past tense of the verb "fidget," which means to make small movements, often due to nervousness or impatience. It describes the action of moving around restlessly or adjusting one's position repeatedly. As a verb, it can be used in various tenses to convey actions related to restlessness or anxiety.
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Can you make a sentence using the word fidgeted?
I was fidgeted in my sleeping with the shout of the dog...
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What is another word for said with the letter f?
Feared, maybe? Or fidgeted...
What does the word fidgeted mean?
verbpast tense: fidgeted; past participle: fidgetedmake small movements, especially of the hands and feet, through nervousness or impatience."the audience had begun to fidget on their chairs"synonyms: move restlessly, wriggle, squirm, twitch, jiggle, shuffle, be agitated; informalbe jittery "the audience began to fidget"
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How do you use anxiety in a sentence?
Dona felt much anxiety over her piano test coming up.
How do you gain charisma points on sims 3 late night?
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Which is an example of showing not telling?
An example of showing not telling would be describing a character's nervousness by writing, "Her hands trembled as she fidgeted with the hem of her shirt, and she avoided making eye contact, her voice barely a whisper." This vividly illustrates her anxiety through her actions and body language, rather than simply stating, "She was nervous."
Do you agree with the sentiments expressed in this sppech?
To provide an informed response, I would need to know the specific sentiments and themes expressed in the speech you are referring to. Generally, agreement with a speech depends on personal values, beliefs, and the context of the message. If you can share more details about the speech, I would be happy to offer my perspective.
Describe a person who is very nervous?
Well, I don't know what your "nervous person" is like, but for example you could write something like: "He shifted nervously in his chair, his hands intertwined with each other repeatedly as he fidgeted with them. He watched the room, corner to corner, as if he was waiting for something, someone..." Obviously you can change this to fit in with your own story, but you get the idea.
How does Speech Pathologist use computers in their daily schedule?
As A Sppech Pathologist for the past 35 years i have sen my use of computers grow steadily. I use my computer daily to keep session notes, complete my Medicaid billing, complete full and individual assessment reports, complete documentation for IEP meetings, prepare IEPs for atudents, prepare progress reports, generate practice materials for students to use at home with their parents, get therapy material from websites such as Therasimplicity. As you can see the computer is an integral part of my job. D. Goodman, SLP
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