Nervy (adjective)

Bold, courageous or confident; Easily agitated or anxious.

Origin:

Nervy comes from the word "nerve" and is used to describe a person who is bold, courageous or confident. it can also be used to describe a person who is easily agitated or anxious.

Examples:

  1. The nervy young man proposed to his girlfriend in front of a crowd.
  2. The nervy performance by the tightrope walker had the audience on the edge of their seats.
  3. The nervy horse was easily spooked by loud noises.
  4. The nervy investor made a bold move in the stock market.
  5. The nervy basketball player made the game-winning shot with only seconds left on the clock.
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