disquiet

• Substantivo que designa um sentimento de inquietação, ansiedade ou preocupação, frequentemente em relação a uma situação ou ao futuro.

A noun referring to a feeling of anxiety, unease, or worry, often about a situation or the future.

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1. Anxiety or worryC1formal

   A feeling of unease, worry, or nervousness about something.

   Inquietação

   • The news caused great disquiet among the residents.
   • She felt a sense of disquiet before the interview.
   • His disquiet about the situation was evident in his voice.

   Sinônimosagitationalarmanxietyapprehensionconcerndistressnervousnessperturbationrestlessnessuneaseworry

   Antônimoscalmnesscomposurecontentmenteasepeaceserenitytranquility

2. Disturbance or unrestC1formal

   A state of disturbance or lack of peace, often in a social or political context.

   Inquietação ou perturbação

   • The government's decision led to public disquiet.
   • There was growing disquiet over the new policies.
   • The disquiet in the region threatened to escalate into conflict.

   Sinônimosagitationcommotiondisorderdisturbancefermenttumultturmoilunrestuproar

   Antônimoscalmorderpeacetranquility

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de causar em alguém um sentimento de ansiedade, inquietação ou perturbação; também pode significar tirar a tranquilidade ou a paz de alguém.

A verb used to express the act of causing someone to feel anxious, uneasy, or disturbed.

1. Cause anxiety or worryC1formal

   To make someone feel anxious, uneasy, or disturbed.

   Causar ansiedade ou preocupação

   • The news of the accident disquieted the entire community.
   • His strange behavior disquieted his colleagues.
   • The uncertainty of the future disquieted her deeply.

   Sinônimosagitatealarmconcerndistressdisturbperturbtroubleunsettleupsetworry

   Antônimoscalmcomfortcomposeeasequietreassurerelaxsettlesoothetranquilize