disquiet 音标拼音: [dɪskw'ɑɪət]
v . 使不安;使忧虑
使不安;使忧虑
disquiet n 1 :
a feeling of mild anxiety about possible developments [
synonym :
{
anxiousness }, {
disquiet }]
2 :
the trait of seeming ill at ease [
synonym : {
disquiet }, {
unease },
{
uneasiness }]
v 1 :
disturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmed ; "
She was rather perturbed by the news that her father was seriously ill " [
synonym : {
perturb }, {
unhinge },
{
disquiet }, {
trouble }, {
cark }, {
distract }, {
disorder }]
Disquiet \
Dis *
qui "
et \,
a .
Deprived of quiet ;
impatient ;
restless ;
uneasy . [
R .] --
Shak .
[
1913 Webster ]
Disquiet \
Dis *
qui "
et \,
n .
Want of quiet ;
want of tranquility in body or mind ;
uneasiness ;
restlessness ;
disturbance ;
anxiety . --
Swift .
[
1913 Webster ]
Disquiet \
Dis *
qui "
et \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Disquieted };
p .
pr .
&
vb .
n . {
Disquieting }.]
To render unquiet ;
to deprive of peace ,
rest ,
or tranquility ;
to make uneasy or restless ;
to disturb .
[
1913 Webster ]
Why art thou cast down ,
O my soul ,
and why art thou disquieted within me ? --
Ps .
xlii .
11 .
[
1913 Webster ]
As quiet as these disquieted times will permit . --
Sir W .
Scott .
Syn :
To harass ;
disturb ;
vex ;
fret ;
excite ;
agitate .
[
1913 Webster ]
231 Moby Thesaurus words for "
disquiet ":
afflict ,
affright ,
agitate ,
agitation ,
ailment ,
alarm ,
all -
overs ,
angst ,
anguish ,
anxiety ,
anxiety hysteria ,
anxiety neurosis ,
anxious bench ,
anxious concern ,
anxious seat ,
anxiousness ,
apprehension ,
apprehensiveness ,
be tedious ,
beat ,
beat up ,
bluster ,
bobbery ,
boil ,
boiling ,
bore ,
boredom ,
bother ,
brouhaha ,
burden ,
bustle ,
cankerworm of care ,
care ,
cheerlessness ,
chills of fear ,
churn ,
churn up ,
cold creeps ,
cold shivers ,
cold sweat ,
commotion ,
concern ,
concernment ,
conturbation ,
convulse ,
creeps ,
curdle the blood ,
didder ,
disarrange ,
discombobulate ,
discomfort ,
discompose ,
discomposure ,
disconcert ,
discontent ,
dislike ,
disorder ,
displeasure ,
disquietude ,
dissatisfaction ,
distress ,
disturb ,
disturbance ,
dithers ,
dread ,
dullness ,
ebullition ,
electrify ,
embroilment ,
emptiness ,
ennui ,
excite ,
excitement ,
existential woe ,
fear ,
fear and trembling ,
ferment ,
fermentation ,
fever ,
feverishness ,
fidgetiness ,
fidgets ,
flap ,
flatness ,
flurry ,
fluster ,
flutter ,
flutteration ,
foment ,
foreboding ,
forebodingness ,
frazzle ,
fret ,
fright ,
frighten ,
fume ,
funk ,
fuss ,
give concern ,
goose bumps ,
gooseflesh ,
grimness ,
heartquake ,
heaving ,
horripilate ,
horripilation ,
hubbub ,
hurly -
burly ,
inquietude ,
jar ,
jimjams ,
jitters ,
jolt ,
joylessness ,
jumpiness ,
lack of pleasure ,
leave unsatisfied ,
load with care ,
maelstrom ,
make one tremble ,
malaise ,
misgiving ,
moil ,
nausea ,
nerviness ,
nervosity ,
nervous strain ,
nervous tension ,
nervousness ,
nongratification ,
nonsatisfaction ,
overanxiety ,
paddle ,
painfulness ,
palpitation ,
panting ,
perturb ,
perturbate ,
perturbation ,
pins and needles ,
pitapat ,
pitter -
patter ,
pucker ,
put to it ,
quaking ,
quaver ,
quavering ,
quiver ,
quiver of terror ,
quivering ,
raise apprehensions ,
rattle ,
restiveness ,
restlessness ,
rile ,
ripple ,
rock ,
roil ,
roughen ,
rout ,
row ,
ruffle ,
rumple ,
savorlessness ,
scare ,
seethe ,
seething ,
shake ,
shake up ,
shakes ,
shaking ,
shiver ,
shivers ,
shock ,
shudder ,
solicitude ,
spleen ,
spook ,
stagger ,
staleness ,
startle ,
stew ,
stir ,
stir up ,
strain ,
suspense ,
sweat ,
swirl ,
tastelessness ,
tediousness ,
tedium ,
tension ,
thrill of fear ,
throb ,
throbbing ,
to -
do ,
tremble ,
trembling ,
tremor ,
trepidation ,
trepidity ,
trouble ,
tumult ,
tumultuation ,
turbidity ,
turbulence ,
turmoil ,
twitter ,
uncomfortableness ,
unease ,
uneasiness ,
unhappiness ,
unhinge ,
unman ,
unnerve ,
unpleasure ,
unquietness ,
unrest ,
unsatisfaction ,
unsettle ,
unstring ,
untune ,
upset ,
vexation ,
vexation of spirit ,
whip ,
whip up ,
whisk ,
work up ,
worry ,
zeal
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DISQUIET Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of DISQUIET is to take away the peace or tranquility of : disturb, alarm How to use disquiet in a sentence Synonym Discussion of Disquiet
DISQUIET Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com DISQUIET definition: lack of calm, peace, or ease; anxiety; uneasiness See examples of disquiet used in a sentence
DISQUIET | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary What caused disquiet was the way the beauty pageant phenomenon became so widespread from the late 1940s
Disquiet - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com If you feel a sense of disquiet, you're worried or anxious about something Disquiet at the dinner table means that everyone feels upset or on edge
DISQUIET definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary Disquiet is a feeling of worry or anxiety There is growing public disquiet about the cost of such policing
disquiet noun - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes . . . Definition of disquiet noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more
Disquiet - definition of disquiet by The Free Dictionary Define disquiet disquiet synonyms, disquiet pronunciation, disquiet translation, English dictionary definition of disquiet tr v dis·qui·et·ed , dis·qui·et·ing , dis·qui·ets To deprive of peace or rest; trouble
Disquiet Definition Meaning | Britannica Dictionary There is increasing public disquiet about over the number of violent crimes in the city The falling stock prices have caused great disquiet [= concern] among shareholders
DISQUIET Synonyms: 192 Similar and Opposite Words - Merriam-Webster Some common synonyms of disquiet are agitate, discompose, disturb, fluster, perturb, and upset While all these words mean "to destroy capacity for collected thought or decisive action," disquiet suggests loss of sense of security or peace of mind
DISQUIET | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary That disquiet was part the fiber of his life, a faint watermark floating on a page over which he kept writing -- and rewriting