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unrest

/ʌnˈrest/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um estado de agitação, desordem ou mudanças turbulentas, frequentemente ligado ao descontentamento social ou político, ou um sentimento de inquietação ansiosa.

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noun

/ʌnˈrest/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um estado de agitação, desordem ou mudanças turbulentas, frequentemente ligado ao descontentamento social ou político, ou um sentimento de inquietação ansiosa.

A noun referring to a state of agitation, disturbance, or turbulent change, often involving social or political dissatisfaction, or a feeling of restless agitation.

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  1. Social or political disturbanceB2formal

    A state of agitation, dissatisfaction, or turbulent change, often involving protests or conflict.

    ptTumulto

    • The government imposed a curfew to control the growing unrest.
    • Economic inequality often leads to social unrest.
    • The country experienced widespread unrest following the election.

    Sinônimosagitationdiscorddisorderdisquietfermentinstabilityrebellionstrifetroubleturbulenceturmoiluprising

    Antônimoscalmorderpeacestabilitytranquility

  2. Personal agitationC1formal

    A feeling of restless agitation, anxiety, or dissatisfaction.

    ptInquietação interior

    • He felt a deep sense of unrest before the important decision.
    • Her mind was filled with unrest, unable to find peace.
    • The constant noise caused a feeling of inner unrest.

    Sinônimosagitationanxietydisquietdisquietudefretfulnessinquietudemalaiserestlessnessturmoilunease

    Antônimoscalmcomposurecontentmentpeaceserenitytranquility

Formas
  • unrests plural form
  • unrests' possessive plural form
  • unrest's possessive singular form
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