Afflicted with or marked by anxious uneasiness or trouble or grief.
1
But certain elders are profoundly disquieted and have difficult decisions to take.
2
He walked in a nervous and disquieted manner out of the room.
3
He thought of him kindly; but his thoughts were disquieted and fearful.
4
The more he brooded over it the more morosely disquieted he became.
5
They left, disquieted, almost wishing they had found another monster to fight.
6
But the mother, once disquieted, had lost no time in taking measures.
7
And yet one could see that the host was disquieted about something.
8
So far we had not been disquieted by the shells at all.
9
Whenever a man coveteth anything inordinately, anon is he disquieted in himself.
10
This new Minna that he did not know astonished and disquieted him.
11
How poorly will that compensate for broken peace and a disquieted conscience.
12
Greatly disquieted, the Bee-man retraced his steps, and went to his hut.
13
The allies, disquieted and dismayed, threatened Provence, and laid siege to Genoa.
14
A complication so unlooked for disquieted him, and yet whetted his curiosity.
15
This discovery disquieted him, and he half turned about to go back.
16
However, he got through with the disquieted creature, deposited her, and returned.
