disquietude (Meaning)
disquietude (n)
feelings of anxiety that make you tense and irritable
Synonyms & Antonyms of disquietude
Synonyms:
- cold feet
- distress
- desperateness
- nervosity
- qualm
- angst
- torment
- disturbance
- alarm
- presentiment
- franticness
- suspense
- vexation
- discomposure
- dismay
- tremor
- alarum
- misgiving
- strain
- upset
- distraction
- foreboding
- consternation
- edginess
- jitters
- jumpiness
- doubt
- compunction
- scruple
- hand-wringing
- incertitude
- stress
Antonyms:
disquietude Sentence Examples
- The disquietude in the room was palpable, as everyone waited anxiously for the news.
- The impending exam filled the students with a sense of disquietude.
- She could not shake the disquietude that had gripped her ever since she heard the rumors.
- The town was in a state of disquietude as the storm approached.
- The disquietude in the air made it difficult to concentrate.
- She tried to ignore the disquietude in her heart, but it was impossible.
- The disquietude in his eyes betrayed his true feelings.
- The disquietude that had plagued him for weeks finally dissipated when he received the good news.
- The disquietude in the audience was evident by their restlessness and murmuring.
- The disquietude that he felt was a mixture of fear and anticipation.
FAQs About the word disquietude
feelings of anxiety that make you tense and irritable
fear, anxiety, worry, concern, unease, concernment, uneasiness, dread, panic,disquiet
tranquillity, peace, calmness, content, tranquility, serenity, calm,unconcern, content, ease
The disquietude in the room was palpable, as everyone waited anxiously for the news.
The impending exam filled the students with a sense of disquietude.
She could not shake the disquietude that had gripped her ever since she heard the rumors.
The town was in a state of disquietude as the storm approached.
