What do u mean by jittery

If you breathe shallowly in your chest instead of deeply into your abdomen, your voice will sound weaker and possibly jittery. From Fast Company. Nothing like starting things out all exhilarated and jittery.

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On Wednesday night, the police whose job it is to keep Buckingham Palace secure, were, understandably, feeling somewhat jittery. The key for her will be to prove her viability, quickly, before more labor unions and big-pocketed donors start getting jittery. The learning curve for U. Well, Republicans want to make Democrats fearful and jittery and reactive—appear to be accepting the Republican premise. Definition of jittery adjective from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary.

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