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Meanings of most disquieting in English

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Usage of most disquieting in English
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This was evident to Billy, also, and the prospect was most disquieting.
Billy and the Big Stick
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He did not flinch, but the light in her eyes was most disquieting.
Her Weight in Gold
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For many days reports of a most disquieting nature had been pouring in.
In the Days of Chivalry: A Tale of the Times of the Black Prince
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The storm-glass became much troubled and its movements were most disquieting.
Robur the Conqueror
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But it was the constant awareness of emotion that was the most disquieting.
The evolutionary void
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They combined to radiate a gentle effulgence which was most disquieting.
The Ne'er-Do-Well
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This was a most disquieting situation, and he chided himself for his stupidity.
Glen of the High North
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I have heard some most disquieting stories about black-mailers and that sort of people.
The Lighted Way
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But most disquieting of all was the immediate result of old Madame Carter's meddling.
Harriet and the Piper
10
The most disquieting rumors had been afloat concerning Harvard.
Frank Merriwell at Yale; Or, Freshman Against Freshman
11
I use the past tense, because I have yet to tell you most disquieting news.
A Columbus of Space
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However, the most disquieting feature about Wolff is that it introduces something we don't understand.
The Great Impersonation
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Leo Varadkar's dog whistles are the most disquieting in this subverted Fine Gael leadership contest.
The Irish Times
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But the experienced woman of the world was looking at him in the most disquieting way.
Eyeless in Gaza
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This phenomenon was soon explained to me, and the explanation was of a most disquieting character.
Edison's Conquest of Mars
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It contained most disquieting news about Mr. Strangeways.
T. Tembarom
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