disquietful Synonyms
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disquietful Meaning
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disquietful (a.)
Producing inquietude or uneasiness.
disquietful Sentence Examples
- The disquietful silence in the room made me feel uneasy and uneasy.
- The disquietful news of the pandemic spread quickly, causing widespread anxiety and uncertainty.
- The disquietful expression on her face hinted at a hidden worry that she was trying to conceal.
- The disquietful atmosphere at the meeting made it difficult for participants to focus and come to a consensus.
- The disquietful feeling in my gut told me that something bad was about to happen.
- The disquietful predictions of the fortune teller left me feeling unsettled and uncertain about the future.
- The disquietful rumors about the company's financial stability caused investors to sell their stocks, leading to a decline in its share price.
- The disquietful pain in my leg kept me awake at night, making it difficult to get a good night's rest.
- The disquietful thoughts that raced through my mind made it hard for me to concentrate on my work.
- The disquietful situation in the country made many people reluctant to travel or engage in outdoor activities.
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Producing inquietude or uneasiness.
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The disquietful silence in the room made me feel uneasy and uneasy.
The disquietful news of the pandemic spread quickly, causing widespread anxiety and uncertainty.
The disquietful expression on her face hinted at a hidden worry that she was trying to conceal.
The disquietful atmosphere at the meeting made it difficult for participants to focus and come to a consensus.
