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Meanings of disquietude in English
Synonyms
Examples for "uneasiness"
Examples for "uneasiness"
1
A mission of General Sébastiani to Egypt resulted in awakening general uneasiness.
2
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.
4
The rest of the community by no means shared in their uneasiness.
5
There was a flicker of uneasiness, as if something wasn't quite right.
1
Even in New Hampshire there are strong symptoms of a rising inquietude.
2
Even without this subjective inquietude it would have been an unpleasant summer.
3
Of these glories Lady Lufton always thought with much inquietude of mind.
4
Sarah Purday was pacing the cell in a frenzy of inquietude.
5
At these times there was inquietude and wonder in his features.
1
It does not shy away from his difficult nature or his edginess.
2
It added an edginess, a steely tension to the entire presentation.
3
The crowd arrived with the meanness and edginess of a mob.
4
Bowie's monochrome edginess meant he sailed through the insurrections of punk.
5
Coupled with Riverdale's edginess and extreme self-awareness is its intense wokeness.
Usage of disquietude in English
1
All hearts beat with disquietude, save only the heart of Michel Ardan.
2
These movements were seen with no small disquietude by the Persian king.
3
A letter received from Philip early in May, 1788, increased his disquietude.
4
The same instinct of disquietude kept them both, for a moment, silent.
5
More quietly than I could, though my reason for disquietude was different.
6
This time Pierre, penetrated by disquietude, wished to approach and question him.
7
There was still, however, another difficulty, which occasioned me some little disquietude.
8
Yet Harvey perceived that his friend's exultation was not unmixed with disquietude.
9
It was this remark, more than any other, which fostered Kendrick's disquietude.
10
The days passed in Venice in a state of restless disquietude.
11
Great was the surprise, and the disquietude was even greater than the surprise.
12
And now she found herself in a state of deep disquietude.
13
Russia's history in 1903 was marked by general disquietude and turbulence.
14
And even now I sometimes feel the same uneasiness and disquietude.
15
The sound came from abaft his beam and his disquietude increased.
16
The appearance of the house affected me, as I drew near, with disquietude.
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United Kingdom
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