| Definition of 'edginess' |
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1. (noun) edginess, uneasiness, inquietude, disquietude
feelings of anxiety that make you tense and irritable
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Sense: irritable
That actress is always edgy before a performance.
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 Afrikaans: senuweeagtigheid |
 Arabic: تَوَتُّر |
 Bulgarian: нервност |
 Brazilian: irritação |
 Czech: podrážděnost |
 German: die Reizbarkeit |
 Danish: irritation |
 Greek: νευρικότητα |
 Spanish: nerviosismo |
 Estonian: ärrituvus |
 Farsi: بدخلقی؛ دلخوری |
 Finnish: ärtyisyys |
 French: énervement |
 Hebrew: עַצבָּנוּת |
 Hindi: चिड़चिड़ापन |
 Croatian: razdražljivost |
 Hungarian: idegesség |
 Indonesian: kekesalan |
 Icelandic: það að vera uppstökkur/{{ |
 Italian: irritazione |
 Japanese: いらいら |
 Korean: 초조함 |
 Lithuanian: irzlumas |
 Latvian: satraukums; aizkaitinājum |
 Malay: kegelisahan |
 Dutch: nervositeit |
 Norwegian: irritabilitet |
 Polish: drażliwość |
 Persian: بدخلقی؛ دلخوری |
 Pashto: بد خلقی |
 Portuguese: irritação |
 Romanian: iritare |
 Russian: раздражительность |
 Slovak: nervóznosť |
 Slovenian: razdražljivost |
 Serbian: nervoza |
 Swedish: irritation, nervositet |
 Thai: ความกระสับกระส่าย |
 Turkish: sinirlilik, keskinlik |
 Taiwanese: 急躁 |
 Ukrainian: неспокій |
 Urdu: غصے کی حالت |
 Vietnamese: sự cáu kỉnh |
 Chinese: 急躁 |
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