edgy|edgier|edgiest in English
adjective
[edg·y || 'edʒɪ]
tense, nervous, anxious
Use "edgy|edgier|edgiest" in a sentence
1. Transformed from an edgier young woman back into America's sweetheart."
2. She's been edgy lately.
3. Hester seemed edgy about something.
4. She's been very edgy lately.
5. The Hill is an upstart competitor that's a little edgier.
6. Despite the edgier aspects of his personality, Anakin possesses a guileless charm.
7. She was all edgy that evening.
8. He was rather edgy with her.
9. He began to get very edgy.
10. Edgy is the operative word here.
11. Now I was getting downright edgy.
12. Afoot, she was edgy, cramped, accident prone.
13. Some became edgy, prone to violent outbursts.
14. So edgy - #188545182 added by hurtswhenilaugh at Barkening
15. She's always been an edgy type of person.
16. She had been a bit edgy all day.
17. She made Jeff edgy with her constant demands.
18. She's been edgy lately, waiting for the test results.
19. I'm feeling a bit edgy about the exam tomorrow.
20. Their remaining fixture list will also hardly inspire confidence among locals even edgier than Venables and his players.
21. This versatile attitude mixes fun and irreverence with edgy style.
22. 25 She's been edgy lately, waiting for the test results.
23. She's been very edgy recently, waiting for the examination results.
24. Shop Androgyny provides style options for the modern edgy woman
25. The band is trying to develop an edgy new image.