inquietude (Meaning)
inquietude (n)
feelings of anxiety that make you tense and irritable
inquietude (n.)
Disturbed state; uneasiness either of body or mind; restlessness; disquietude.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inquietude
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Synonyms:
- fidgets
- ferment
- disquiet
- turmoil
- moil
- restiveness
- trouble
- fermentation
- unquietness
- tumultuousness
- unrest
- restlessness
- uproar
- storm
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inquietude Sentence Examples
- The exam results instilled an unsettling inquietude within her mind.
- The uncertain future ahead cast a pall of inquietude over the community.
- The constant ticking of the clock sent shivers of inquietude down her spine.
- The mysterious footsteps in the attic caused a growing sense of inquietude among the residents.
- The impending job interview filled him with a gnawing inquietude.
- The looming thunderclouds evoked an uneasy inquietude in the children.
- The doctor's uncertain diagnosis left a lingering inquietude in his patient.
- The sound of a broken window shattered the tranquility of the night, leaving an eerie inquietude in its wake.
- The unfamiliar surroundings filled her with a deep-seated inquietude.
- The enigmatic silence that hung over the abandoned house created an atmosphere of palpable inquietude.
FAQs About the word inquietude
feelings of anxiety that make you tense and irritableDisturbed state; uneasiness either of body or mind; restlessness; disquietude.
unease, disruption,anxiety, agitation, tension, disquietude, perturbation, welter, stir, queasiness
quiet, calm, quiet, tranquillity,ease, peace, tranquility, ease, tranquility, calm
The exam results instilled an unsettling inquietude within her mind.
The uncertain future ahead cast a pall of inquietude over the community.
The constant ticking of the clock sent shivers of inquietude down her spine.
The mysterious footsteps in the attic caused a growing sense of inquietude among the residents.
