unquietude (Meaning)
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unquietude (n.)
Uneasiness; inquietude.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unquietude
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unquietude Sentence Examples
- The persistent unquietude in her heart made it difficult for her to concentrate.
- The unquietude of the crowd grew as the speaker's words stirred emotions.
- A sense of unquietude gripped the city, as rumors of impending danger spread.
- The unquietude of the jungle at night was punctuated by the eerie sounds of animals.
- The unresolved conflict within her mind caused an unquietude that lingered in her waking hours.
- The unquietude of her conscience haunted her, reminding her of past wrongdoings.
- The unsettling events of that day filled her with an unquietude that she could not shake.
- The unquietude in the air was palpable, as if a storm was about to break.
- The unquietude of his soul drove him to seek answers and meaning.
- Amidst the tranquility, a subtle unquietude hinted at an unseen danger lurking beneath the surface.
FAQs About the word unquietude
Uneasiness; inquietude.
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The persistent unquietude in her heart made it difficult for her to concentrate.
The unquietude of the crowd grew as the speaker's words stirred emotions.
A sense of unquietude gripped the city, as rumors of impending danger spread.
The unquietude of the jungle at night was punctuated by the eerie sounds of animals.
