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Meanings of disquiet in English

Portuguese
causar perturbação
Catalan
inquietar
Spanish
inquietar

Disturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmed.

      causar perturbação
      Portuguese
      inquietação
      Catalan
      nerviositat
      Spanish
      ansiedad

      The trait of seeming ill at ease.

            inquietação
            Portuguese
            inquietação
            Catalan
            preocupació
            Spanish
            preocupación

            A feeling of mild anxiety about possible developments.

                  inquietação
                  Usage of disquiet in English
                  1
                  In the short term, however, there is simply disquiet about the Bulgarian.
                  The Guardian
                  2
                  Conservative MPs voted with the government but many subsequently expressed their disquiet.
                  The Guardian
                  3
                  The Taoiseach is also facing growing disquiet among backbenchers over the plan.
                  The Irish Times
                  4
                  The conversation with Wednesday had left Shadow with a sense of disquiet.
                  American Gods
                  5
                  Some other companies have also voiced disquiet over the implications of independence.
                  Reuters
                  6
                  The late afternoon disquiet was my own; a cool breeze intermittently blew.
                  The book of disquiet
                  7
                  I feel their disquiet already, and they haven't even reached Mortonridge yet.
                  The Naked God
                  8
                  This is causing serious disquiet among firms like Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
                  The Guardian
                  9
                  There was no note of disquiet in her voice when she answered:
                  Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc — Volume 1
                  10
                  My mind is disquiet; I cannot rest nor contemplate as I should.
                  The History of Richard Raynal, Solitary
                  11
                  Many shareholders in its global arm, News Corporation, have signalled their disquiet.
                  The Guardian
                  12
                  On the other hand she alone will know the disquiet of love.
                  The Life of the Bee
                  13
                  If this caused disquiet in the United ranks, worse nearly occurred soon.
                  The Guardian
                  14
                  To lose a lantern, means business depression, and disquiet in the home.
                  Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted; Or, What's in a Dream / A Scien...
                  15
                  On the 23d of April it first displayed symptoms of internal disquiet.
                  The San Francisco Calamity by Earthquake and Fire
                  16
                  There is disquiet over the absence of visible progress on IRA decommissioning.
                  The Irish Times
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                  Translations for disquiet
                  Disquiet through the time
                  Disquiet across language varieties
                  Ireland
                  Common
                  United Kingdom
                  Common
                  United States of America
                  Less common