Meanings of mental disquietude in English

Jet led the way with no slight degree of mental disquietude.

For the past hour M. Segmuller had not been free from mental disquietude.

What was the cause of this mental disquietude, of these long hours of absorbing thought?

Her mental disquietude had produced the physical relapse.

Where hast thou been, O sinless one, and whence the cause of this thy mental disquietude?

Bodily discomfort combined with his mental disquietude.

Had the patient any mental disquietude?

Free from all mental disquietude on this score, Allan had stoutly preserved his perverse interest in his new friend.

One after another, these trite little sayings would come up in his thoughts, unbidden, as if to add to his mental disquietude.

Now struggling against a storm of convulsions, then subsiding into sluggish writhings, accompanied with low moans, indicating more mental disquietude than bodily pain.

The duke, however, showed no sign of mental disquietude; and if Martial had possessed less penetration, he would have believed that his father adored him.

His mental disquietudes took hold of him again.

Madame Claes's last days were thus embittered by fears and mental disquietudes which she dared not confide to others.

"You have some cause of mental disquietude?"