What are the antonyms for UNRESTFUL?
- bold, cool, happy, stable, firm, confident, unafraid, sure, nervous, relaxing, secure, tranquil, easy, unwavering, jumpy, extroverted, strong, peaceful, agitated, unnervous, brave, still, composed, safe, settled, decided, uncaring, clear, restive, easy-going, Resting, unmoving, collected, sufficient, fixed, constant, certain, steady, relaxed, restful, unchanging, definite, Calmed, calm, content, laid-back, quiet, fearless, sound, unworried.
Synonyms for UNRESTFUL
- busy,
- afraid,
- jittery,
- spasmodic,
- unstable,
- jumpy,
- timorous,
- spooky,
- sensitive,
- shrinking,
- complex,
- volatile,
- footloose,
- solicitous,
- uncertain,
- complicated,
- up the wall,
- irresolute,
- unnerved,
- ruffled,
- hesitant,
- fussy,
- irritable,
- worried,
- fretful,
- unpeaceful,
- fidgeting,
- fluid,
- ill at ease,
- wired,
- unsettled,
- itchy,
- unsteady,
- agitated,
- precarious,
- changeful,
- nervy,
- on pins and needles,
- taut,
- fluttery,
- disturbed,
- transient,
- querulous,
- hurried,
- ticklish,
- anxious,
- flustered,
- spooked,
- shy,
- shaken,
- bothered,
- wandering,
- inconstant,
- twitter,
- restive,
- shook up,
- excited,
- nervous wreck,
- skittish,
- perilous,
- basket case,
- neurotic,
- wobbling,
- sleepless,
- bustling,
- upset,
- shifting,
- uptight,
- turbulent,
- concerned,
- changeable,
- mobile,
- unquiet,
- high-strung,
- nervous,
- unbalanced,
- hyper,
- variable,
- intermittent,
- wavering,
- mutable,
- on edge,
- snappish,
- insecure,
- shaky,
- unpredictable,
- nomadic,
- weak,
- perturbed,
- uneasy,
- unruly,
- kinetic,
- up set,
- explosive,
- tense,
- antsy,
- distressed,
- thrown,
- excitable,
- fidgety,
- apprehensive,
- frisky,
- tossing and turning,
- roving,
- creepy,
- impatient,
- timid,
- annoyed,
- changing,
- troubled,
- hysterical,
- confused,
- rattled,
- restless,
- disorderly,
- fitful,
- unstrung,
- over-wrought,
- bundle of nerves,
- strung out,
- active,
- twitchy,
- overwrought,
- jerky,
- edgy.
Usage Examples for UNRESTFUL
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And the " Clerk" follows the spirit of the injunction both by omitting, as impertinent, a proeme in which his original, Petrarch, gives a great deal of valuable, but not in its connexion interesting, geographical information, and by adding a facetious moral to what he calls the " unrestful matter" of his story. - "Chaucer" by Adolphus William Ward
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No greater contrast could well be, than the unrestful dramatic realism of the " Crucifixion" on this Standard, and the inspired serenity of the " Resurrection" of Pier dei Franceschi close by; than the coarsely- conceived figure of the crucified Christ, with its heavy features and uncouth limbs, and the spiritual beauty of the risen Saviour. - "Luca Signorelli" by Maud Cruttwell
