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Meanings of disquiet in English
Synonyms
Examples for "anxiety"
Examples for "anxiety"
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Asked whether the process had caused him anxiety, Heywood said: A lot.
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However, many described the information gathering process as frustrating and anxiety provoking.
3
Most iCouch patients seek help for relationship problems, anxiety, stress and depression.
4
Conclusion: Many patients have substantial general anxiety symptoms 3 months after ALI.
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Authorities claim this false news tended to create or foster public anxiety.
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A mission of General Sébastiani to Egypt resulted in awakening general uneasiness.
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There is a growing public uneasiness & controversy over the hydrogen-bomb tests.
3
I soon, however, grew accustomed to it, and my uneasiness wore off.
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The rest of the community by no means shared in their uneasiness.
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There was a flicker of uneasiness, as if something wasn't quite right.
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Adding to investor unease, Moody's threatened large French banks with possible downgrades.
2
She watched with great unease as he set off along the path.
3
US unease over Ankara's role in northern Iraq will also be discussed.
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However, the strategy is risky because it creates unease in an auditorium.
5
Beijing's influence in Australia has long caused unease and prompted difficult questions.
Usage of disquiet in English
1
In the short term, however, there is simply disquiet about the Bulgarian.
2
Conservative MPs voted with the government but many subsequently expressed their disquiet.
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The Taoiseach is also facing growing disquiet among backbenchers over the plan.
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The conversation with Wednesday had left Shadow with a sense of disquiet.
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Some other companies have also voiced disquiet over the implications of independence.
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The late afternoon disquiet was my own; a cool breeze intermittently blew.
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I feel their disquiet already, and they haven't even reached Mortonridge yet.
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This is causing serious disquiet among firms like Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
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There was no note of disquiet in her voice when she answered:
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My mind is disquiet; I cannot rest nor contemplate as I should.
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Many shareholders in its global arm, News Corporation, have signalled their disquiet.
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On the other hand she alone will know the disquiet of love.
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If this caused disquiet in the United ranks, worse nearly occurred soon.
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To lose a lantern, means business depression, and disquiet in the home.
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On the 23d of April it first displayed symptoms of internal disquiet.
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There is disquiet over the absence of visible progress on IRA decommissioning.
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Disquiet through the time
Disquiet across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common