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1 čas ovakav čas onakav
• fitful -
2 ćudljiv
• bizzare; corky; crotchy; fanciful; fickle; finical; finicking; finicky; finikin; fitful; fractious; freakish; humoursome; jerky; perverse; pettish; petulant; restive; reticent; rusty; silent; skittish; speechless; techy; testy; tetchy; tiffish; tongueless; uncertain; vagrant; vaporous -
3 grčevit
• contractible; contractile; convulsive; fitful; grippy; jerky; sardonic; snatchy; spasmodic; spasmodical -
4 isprekidan
• abrupt; broken; catchy; dashed; desultory; discontinous; disjointed; fitful; hacking; incoherent; intermittent; interruptible; interspersed; itful; jerky; rambling; snatchy; spasmodic -
5 nestalan
• ambulant; ambulatory; astatic; capricious; casual; changeable; changeful; changeling; fickle; fitful; floating; fluid; impermanent; inconsistent; inconstant; liquid mercurial; mercurial; mobile; motable; mustable; mutable; nomadic; non conssecutiv; non-conssecutiv; shifty; slidin -
6 povremen-a-i-o
• casual; casually; chronic; fitful; fitfully; intermittent; life shorted; occasional; occassion; occassionally; periodic; periodically; serially; temporary -
7 promenljiv-o
• alterable; alternatively; catchy; changeable; changeably; changeful; changeling; convertible; declinable; differentiated; exchangeable; fickle; fitful; fitfully; flower; fluid; inconstantly; matabolic; mercurial; modifiable; motable; nomadic; nomadically; relocatable; s; shifting
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fitful — fitful, spasmodic, convulsive are comparable when they mean lacking steadiness or regularity in course, movement, or succession (as of acts or efforts). Fitful stresses variability and intermittency; it implies an irregular succession… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
Fitful — Fit ful, a. [From 7th {Fit}.] Full of fits; irregularly variable; impulsive and unstable. [1913 Webster] After life s fitful fever, he sleeps well. Shak. {Fit ful*ly}, adv. {Fit ful*ness}, n. [1913 Webster] The victorious trumpet peal Dies… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
fitful — index broken (interrupted), disjunctive (tending to disjoin), disorderly, haphazard, inconsistent, intermittent, sporadic … Law dictionary
fitful — used once by Shakespeare ( Macbeth, 1605) in sense of characterized by fits, then revived by Scott (1810) with a sense of shifting, changing. From FIT (Cf. fit) (n.2) + FUL (Cf. ful). Related: Fitfully; fitfulness … Etymology dictionary
fitful — [adj] irregular, sporadic bits and pieces*, broken, capricious, catchy*, changeable, desultory, disturbed, erratic, flickering, fluctuating, haphazard, herky jerky*, hit or miss*, impulsive, inconstant, intermittent, interrupted, onagain off… … New thesaurus
fitful — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ active or occurring intermittently; not regular or steady. DERIVATIVES fitfully adverb fitfulness noun … English terms dictionary
fitful — [fit′fəl] adj. [ FIT2 + FUL] characterized by irregular or intermittent activity, impulses, etc.; spasmodic; restless fitfully adv. fitfulness n … English World dictionary
fitful — adjective Date: 1592 1. obsolete characterized by fits or paroxysms 2. having an erratic or intermittent character ; irregular • fitfully adverb • fitfulness noun Synonyms: fitful, spasmodic … New Collegiate Dictionary
fitful — [[t]fɪ̱tfʊl[/t]] ADJ Something that is fitful happens for irregular periods of time or occurs at irregular times, rather than being continuous. Colin drifted off into a fitful sleep... The government is making slow and fitful progress in these… … English dictionary
fitful — fit|ful [ˈfıtfəl] adj not regular, and starting and stopping often ▪ John awoke from a fitful sleep . ▪ The peace talks only seem to be making fitful progress. >fitfully adv ▪ She slept fitfully … Dictionary of contemporary English
fitful — adjective Irregular; unsteady; characterized by fits. His breathing was fitful … Wiktionary
