Meanings of much disquieted in English

That had not very much disquieted her, though she was disappointed.

The interview with Dr. Marten left me very much disquieted.

Old Tabaret, as much disquieted on his side, perceived nothing.

The doctor, much disquieted, resolved to ascend so as to escape this dangerous proximity.

This much disquieted Agatha, for she had never learned before that aught existed save innocence and joy.

I took one glance at her serious face and, much disquieted, seated myself beside her in the little trap.

My mother; who had been much disquieted for me during the campaign, desired strongly that I should not make another without being married.

Durtal returned home, at once much appeased and much disquieted-muchappeased in regard to his temptations, much disquieted about what he should do next.

"Don't throw yourself away, Ross," said she, much disquieted.

"My dear friend," the Emperor began, breaking a long silence, and much disquieted, "was not my predecessor, the first Constantine, beset with religious dissensions?"