Definition of: disquiet

(dis·kwī′ət) noun
An unsettled or disturbed condition; lack of quiet; restlessness; uneasiness: also dis·qui′et·ness, dis·qui′e·tude (-t oomacr d, -ty oomacr d). See synonyms under ALARM, ANXIETY, FEAR.
—v.t. To make anxious or uneasy; disturb; alarm.
—adjective Rare Restless; uneasy; impatient.
—dis·qui′et·ly adverb

Most often used phrases:

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considerable disquiet
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great disquiet
internal disquiet
professional disquiet
disquiet expressed
continuing disquiet
community disquiet
general disquiet
political disquiet
expressing disquiet

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