Twitchy means susceptible to twitching a lot. This page lists 19 example sentences from real texts.
Twitchy in a sentence
Twitchy meaning
- susceptible to twitching a lot.
- irritable, cranky, nervous, anxious, worried
Example sentences (19)
In terms of foreign policy, the most important one, relations with the United States, remained twitchy through 1985.
Close to the first animals, it is clear they are quite relaxed, not the sometimes common twitchy sperm whale behaviour.
My induction stovetop turns on with a few taps, so I no longer have to find a lighter when the pilot lights are twitchy.
Engaging in twitchy gunfights where cover is sparse and bullets are in short supply is as thrilling as it was in the past.
Earlier in the day, Justin Rose lost 3&2 to Webb Simpson and Bjorn must have been feeling a bit twitchy.
But it’s become a definite niche for ultra-twitchy gamers, and Razer isn’t one to shirk a trend.
Crosby isn’t exactly twitchy — he’s actually a bit clunky, a long-strider with build-up speed.
Go and see this highly entertaining exhibition, particularly if you’re a twitchy, self-regarding male of whatever gender or ethnic orientation.
This resulted in cars that were previously dependent on electronic aids becoming very "twitchy" and difficult to drive (particularly the Williams FW16 ).
So far as software goes, it's twitchy, slow and far from user friendly.
The Civil Defence Act was passed in 1948, the same year as the Berlin Airlift, when the West was really becoming twitchy about its former ally, the Soviet Union.
All that power overwhelms the Charger’s otherwise amenable behavior, and it never really tames the twitchy, overzealous responses required to keep that power in line.
He’s vastly different from Redmond (Rupert Grint), who is twitchy and disquieting, and represents one of the seeds of doubt you long to latch onto as an audience member.
Hell, if you said meth was more tolerable than Xmas movies, I'd at least consider striking up a conversation with the twitchy kid with sunken eyes who hangs at the 7-11.
She said she doesn’t care if it makes the doctors twitchy.
The track seems like a re-imagining of classic Dirty Projectors sounds, a twitchy, vocal-focused track that features Douglass on lead with Maia Friedman and Kristin Slipp on backing vocals.
PS Ch.8 The youthful Snape had a "stringy, pallid look", being "round-shouldered yet angular", having a "twitchy" walk "that recalled a spider" and "long oily hair that jumped about his face".
Kammenos’s Manuel, shocked by the discovery of his husband’s hidden life and disgusted by his new in-laws, is a testy, twitchy, holier-than-thou pain in the derrière for more than half the show, which is a nice change of pace.
That takes the price down to $2/month for a standard VIP membership and $4/month for Gold, which gives you access to all the content at all the Townhall Media sites: PJ Media, Townhall, RedState, Twitchy, Bearing Arms, and HotAir.
Common combinations with twitchy
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- twitchy and 2×
- the twitchy 2×
Frequently asked questions
How do you use "twitchy" in a sentence?
What does "twitchy" mean?
How many example sentences with "twitchy" are there?
About these examples
The 19 examples on this page contain the complete word twitchy. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.