ˈrestlə̇s, in rapid speech -sl- adjective
Etymology: Middle English restles, from rest (I) + -les -less
1.
a. : deprived of rest or sleep : finding no rest : uneasy
the patient was restless from pain
b. : not affording rest : unrestful
a restless night
2.
a. : continuing without end : unceasing
restless change
b. : moving or operating continuously : unquiet
the restless sea
3. : characterized by or manifesting unrest especially of mind : lacking in repose : averse to inaction ; also : changeful , unsettled , discontented