unsettle (Meaning)

Wordnet

unsettle (v)

disturb the composure of

Webster

unsettle (v. t.)

To move or loosen from a settled position or state; to unfix; to displace; to disorder; to confuse.

Webster

unsettle (v. i.)

To become unsettled or unfixed; to be disordered.

unsettle Sentence Examples

  1. The unsettling rumors about the company's financial instability made investors anxious.
  2. The stranger's piercing stare unsettles me, causing a sense of unease.
  3. The sudden change in weather unsettles the birds, disrupting their migration patterns.
  4. The unresolved mystery unsettles the entire town, casting a shadow of suspicion and fear.
  5. The ghostly noises in the old house unsettle the new tenants, making them question their sanity.
  6. The politician's vague promises unsettle the voters, leaving them uncertain about the future.
  7. The unsettling news of a global pandemic causes widespread panic and anxiety.
  8. The unexpected death of a loved one unsettles a family, leaving them grappling with grief and uncertainty.
  9. The unsettling sound of footsteps in the darkness heightens my fear as I walk alone.
  10. The disconcerting behavior of the child unsettles the teacher, prompting concerns about their well-being.

FAQs About the word unsettle

disturb the composure ofTo move or loosen from a settled position or state; to unfix; to displace; to disorder; to confuse., To become unsettled or unfixed; to

bother, distract,disturb, agitate, alarm, concern, worry, rattle, upset,anger

calm, allay, calm, allay, quiet, soothe, alleviate, soothe, quiet, alleviate

The unsettling rumors about the company's financial instability made investors anxious.

The stranger's piercing stare unsettles me, causing a sense of unease.

The sudden change in weather unsettles the birds, disrupting their migration patterns.

The unresolved mystery unsettles the entire town, casting a shadow of suspicion and fear.