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restlessness
noun as in constant motion; discontent
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Example Sentences
The very spirit of enterprise that lured Smithson’s money in the first place could also be associated with a kind of restlessness, mounting recurring challenges to the established order.
And this at a time of volatile politics and a restlessness among an electorate, many of whom feel squeezed and have done for years and years.
There was a keen curiosity, even a restlessness, in the way he kept changing his group’s sound during its short, spectacular stint at the top.
Yet through all the retirements and the restlessness, the rejections and the reincarnations, Parker has always managed to land on his feet.
Didion, who spent a short time during her childhood on Army bases with her enlisted father, watched movies to fend off her restlessness.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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