Disquietude Definition

dĭs-kwīĭ-to͝od, -tyo͝od
noun
A disturbed or uneasy condition; restlessness; anxiety.
Webster's New World

(countable) A fear or an instance of uneasiness.

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Other Word Forms of Disquietude

Noun

Singular:
disquietude
Plural:
disquietudes

Origin of Disquietude

  • From dis- +‎ quietude.

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Disquietude Sentence Examples

  • And even now I sometimes feel the same uneasiness and disquietude.

  • Even the Hanse Towns, the hereditary enemies of Denmark, regarded the situation with disquietude.

  • A troubling book, filled with potent disquietude, this book is best suited for older teens.

  • I might have fallen without a struggle for my life had not a sudden disquietude seized upon me and made me turn my head.

  • The decline in revenue, £4,000,000 in four years, while not a true reflection of the economic condition of the country - yearly becoming more self-supporting by the increase in home produce - caused general disquietude and injuriously affected the position of the ministry.

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Words Starting With

DDIDIS

Words Ending With

EDEUDE

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Words Starting With D and Ending With E

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