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Meanings of very disquieting in English
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Usage of very disquieting in English
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All of this is very disquieting for patients, relatives and local GPs.
2
He was arrested, searched and submitted to a very disquieting third degree.
3
Memory took its course, and a very disquieting course it was.
4
Upon our arrival at camp we heard some very disquieting news.
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There was something very disquieting in the way he acquiesced.
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Still, the popularity of the card was very disquieting.
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This must be a very disquieting homecoming for you.
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All this was very disquieting indeed, and in significant contrast to their behaviour of the year before.
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The thought was a very disquieting one.
10
I shall be very much surprised, if we are not on the eve of very disquieting times.
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This is very disquieting news to us.
12
When he found it he thrust the knife in and worked it around in a very disquieting way.
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It is a serious case, well and ably put, and the evidence embodied in it is very disquieting.
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But with his enthronement as the sovereign of Tim's universe there came to Van a very disquieting experience.
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I've had some very disquieting food experiences, and they have seriously tested my ability to be a gracious guest.
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He was amazed to find that gentleman already up and in a state of agitation that was very disquieting.
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