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Causing or fraught with or showing anxiety.
anxious
nervous
queasy
Characterized by unrest or disorder.
quiet
wild
troubled
uneasy
restless
agitated
turbulent
tumultuous
disruptive
fretful
riotous
1
But erosion and a motorway's intrusion have given it an
unquiet
history.
2
When the state is
unquiet
,
personal qualities are more than ever decisive.
3
The first is lofty, calm, immovable; the second is uncertain, capricious,
unquiet
.
4
It is home to an extraordinary assortment of ghosts and
unquiet
spirits.
5
He sitteth between the cherubim, though the earth be never so
unquiet
.
6
He had pleaded for quietude during the
unquiet
days that were coming.
7
The Tertiary period included epochs when the earth's crust was singularly
unquiet
.
8
Thus, after an
unquiet
Passion Week, the Good Friday of 1759 arrived.
9
Andrews went back to his seat very excited, full of
unquiet
exultation.
10
Unorna's
unquiet
temper rose at his quiet declaration of his absolute security.
11
Shif'less Sol, however, gazed up at the moon with an
unquiet
eye.
12
You may thank th'
unquiet
time for your quiet o'erposting that action.
13
Their glances met, and Elfrida's eyes,
unquiet
and undecided, dropped before Janet's.
14
Champlain was, at the time, in Paris; but his
unquiet
thoughts turned westward.
15
The quieter the house became, the more
unquiet
became my grandfather.
16
Especially in our Southern countries strong individualities have usually been
unquiet
and tumultuous.
unquiet
unquiet spirit
so unquiet
unquiet heart
unquiet slumber
more unquiet