dissettle (Meaning)
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dissettle (v. t.)
To unsettle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dissettle
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dissettle Sentence Examples
- The unexpected news dissettled her composure, leaving her feeling unsettled and anxious.
- The departure of their beloved teacher dissettled the classroom dynamic, creating a sense of uncertainty among the students.
- The sudden change in weather dissettled their plans for an outdoor picnic, forcing them to make alternative arrangements.
- The company's restructuring dissettled many employees, leading to a period of uncertainty and job insecurity.
- The political upheaval in the country dissettled the stability of the region, causing widespread unrest and disruption.
- The financial crisis dissettled the global economy, leading to a downturn in markets and a rise in unemployment.
- The loss of a loved one dissettled the family's equilibrium, leaving them grieving and struggling to cope with their absence.
- The natural disaster dissettled the community, causing widespread damage and displacing many residents from their homes.
- The change in leadership dissettled the organization, requiring employees to adapt to a new management style and set of priorities.
- The unexpected turn of events dissettled their carefully laid plans, leaving them scrambling to adjust and find a new course of action.
FAQs About the word dissettle
To unsettle.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The unexpected news dissettled her composure, leaving her feeling unsettled and anxious.
The departure of their beloved teacher dissettled the classroom dynamic, creating a sense of uncertainty among the students.
The sudden change in weather dissettled their plans for an outdoor picnic, forcing them to make alternative arrangements.
The company's restructuring dissettled many employees, leading to a period of uncertainty and job insecurity.
