16 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Fretful' in a Sentence

"Easily irritated or annoyed; prone to worrying or being upset over small matters." more

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The fretful toddler cried when her favorite toy went missing.

The fretful cat hissed at anyone who came too close to her kittens.

The boy felt fretful before his first day of school.

The fretful child waited anxiously for the school bus to arrive.

The fretful baby cried until it was picked up and comforted by its mother.

The fretful student kept checking the clock during the long and challenging math exam.

The fretful traveler became irritable when the flight was delayed.

The fretful squirrel chattered nervously as it searched for acorns.

The fretful cat hissed at the playful puppy.

The fretful cat meowed loudly when it wanted to be let inside.

Mr. Johnson tried to soothe the fretful customer who was upset about the delayed delivery.

The fretful student anxiously awaited the results of the spelling bee.

Sarah's fretful expression showed that she was nervous about the upcoming spelling test.

The fretful baby cried until it was gently rocked to sleep.

Sarah's fretful cat meowed incessantly during the thunderstorm.

Mrs. Johnson tried to soothe the fretful baby with a lullaby.

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