disquiettude Synonyms
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disquiettude Meaning
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disquiettude (n.)
Want of peace or tranquility; uneasiness; disturbance; agitation; anxiety.
disquiettude Sentence Examples
- She felt a sense of disquiettude as she embarked on her solo journey through the dense forest.
- The eerie silence of the abandoned house filled her with disquiettude, making her heart race with trepidation.
- The disquiettude in his eyes betrayed his inner turmoil, hinting at a secret burden he carried.
- The growing unrest and disquiettude among the citizens prompted the government to take swift action to address their concerns.
- She tried to quell her disquiettude by indulging in calming activities, hoping to find inner peace and serenity.
- The sudden change in weather filled him with disquiettude, as he worried about the potential impact it might have on his outdoor plans.
- The disquiettude caused by the uncertainty of the future led many to seek solace in spiritual practices and beliefs.
- His disquiettude grew as the deadline for the project approached, knowing that only a few hours remained to complete the task.
- The disquiettude of the crowd was palpable as they anxiously awaited the announcement of the election results.
- Despite the seemingly tranquil exterior, she couldn't shake off the disquiettude that lingered in her heart, whispering doubts and uncertainties.
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Want of peace or tranquility; uneasiness; disturbance; agitation; anxiety.
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She felt a sense of disquiettude as she embarked on her solo journey through the dense forest.
The eerie silence of the abandoned house filled her with disquiettude, making her heart race with trepidation.
The disquiettude in his eyes betrayed his inner turmoil, hinting at a secret burden he carried.
The growing unrest and disquiettude among the citizens prompted the government to take swift action to address their concerns.
