Similar words: disquiet, disquieting, disquietude, quieten, quieter, disquisition, quiet, unquiet. Meaning: [dɪs'kwaɪət] 
adj. afflicted with or marked by anxious uneasiness or trouble or grief.
adj. afflicted with or marked by anxious uneasiness or trouble or grief. 
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1. The news disquieted his mother.
2. The bad news disquieted him.
3. The news about the layoffs disquieted many workers.
4. This information disquieted him.
5. Feeling thoroughly disquieted, she left her room in a rush.
6. People are disquieted [ on tenterhooks ] .
7. Rumors of war disquieted the people.
8. His mother is disquieted that she has received no letter from him for 4 months.
9. He often thought of him; but the thought were disquieted and fearful.
10. Her manner was that of one who is intensely disquieted and dissatisfied.
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11. He was indubitably not happy at bottom , restless and disquieted.
12. She seemed stilled, almost alarmed, at what had occurred, while the novelty, unpremeditation, mastery of circumstance disquieted him - palpitating, contemplative being that he was.
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