unsettle Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- distress
- annoy
- flurry
- confuse
- discompose
- dismay
- derail
- unhinge
- ail
- discomfort
- perturb
- irritate
- upset
- anger
- aggravate
- plague
- embarrass
- exercise
- freak-out-
- exasperate
- rattle
- disquiet
- undo
- haunt
Weak:
- chafe
- confound
- discourage
- faze
- gall
- mortify
- abash
- demoralize
- discountenance
- bedevil
- peeve
- weird-out
- daunt
- pester
- irk
- fluster
- chivy
- shake-up
- chivvy
- discomfit
- grate
- dishearten
- harry
- nonplus
- alarum
- unnerve
- vex
- fuss
- pique
- hagride
- harass
- rile
- get
- disconcert
- put-out
- put-off
- nettle
- fret
- bug
- jar
- distemper
- dispirit
- frazzle
Meaning of unsettle
unsettle (v)
disturb the composure of
unsettle (v. t.)
To move or loosen from a settled position or state; to unfix; to displace; to disorder; to confuse.
unsettle (v. i.)
To become unsettled or unfixed; to be disordered.
unsettle Sentence Examples
- 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.
- The ghostly noises in the old house unsettle the new tenants, making them question their sanity.
- The politician's vague promises unsettle the voters, leaving them uncertain about the future.
- The unsettling news of a global pandemic causes widespread panic and anxiety.
- The unexpected death of a loved one unsettles a family, leaving them grappling with grief and uncertainty.
- The unsettling sound of footsteps in the darkness heightens my fear as I walk alone.
- 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
disturb, concern, worry, agitate, distract, alarm, bother, distress, annoy, flurry
soothe, soothe, allay, quiet, alleviate, calm, alleviate, quiet, settle, allay
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.
