jitters
Noun
Meaning
extreme nervousness
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As fears of a fallout from jitters over the spread of COVID-19 threaten Clarendon, May Pen Chamber of Commerce President Winsome Witter said yesterday that the business community had not begun to feel the effects of a slowdown.
As coronavirus jitters keep the markets on edge, Treasury yields keep hitting new lows as more investors pile into safe haven assets like U.S. government bonds.
But after five weeks of endlessly wiping down surfaces with disinfectant in the 456-bed facility — which has been miraculously free of COVID-19 infection so far — he’s over the jitters and settling in nicely.
Despite a resume that includes a 2015 Pan American Games gold and 2018 Commonwealth Games silver, the three-time Olympic bronze medalist admitted to pre-competition jitters.
Demand already was weak due to consumer jitters about a tariff war with Washington, slower economic growth and possible job losses.
In what may signal increasing political jitters in the kingdom, the prince has detained members of the royal family considered to be potential rivals for his authority.