On this page you'll find 20 example sentences with Disquiet. You'll also see the meaning, synonyms such as trouble or disorder and how to use the word correctly in a sentence.
Disquiet meaning
Lack of quiet; absence of tranquility in body or mind
Example sentences (20)
But anger in Washington adds to the disquiet among the princes Bin Salman elbowed aside on his way to the top.
But underlying that, there is a very profound sense of disquiet about the way the organization is headed.
There is now growing cross-party disquiet with questions of illegal overspending and interference in the referendum campaign.
Disquiet over military rather than social spending is rising in Europe as the war in Ukraine grinds on.
No. It’s wrong of Priests to make inciting arguments against at a govt, a ruler of a country, encouraging disquiet among the people.
It is these stories’ cathartic nature, their ability to shock and disquiet, that makes the best anime series so overwhelmingly powerful.
This was a source of disquiet for Clapton, as witnessed by his 1998 song " My Father's Eyes ".
Simply resetting the Brexit clock won’t address the disquiet that produced the leave victory.
Society and government Cyberpunk can be intended to disquiet readers and call them to action.
The four years of the Directory was a time of arbitrary government and chronic disquiet.
The comments add to the sense of disquiet from backers, even as they remain supportive.
Its own MPs are expressing some disquiet, saying “we will never rule Malawi again”.
It is also understood to have caused some disquiet and concern among the playing squad, as well as inviting criticism from supporters on social media.
In Nagaland and Mizoram, people and politicians have expressed their disquiet.
Disquiet was growing about his leadership style and possible health problems.
This revelation has produced some level of disquiet among some residents.
There is growing disquiet about the NSW drug driving testing regime.
There was believed to have been disquiet in the Morocco camp, too, about changes to the bid regulations 48 hours before final versions were due to be submitted in March.
I don’t share the disquiet some on the left feel about that.
Much of the country goes to the polls gain on May 3 and Conservative MPs have privately warned that disquiet over ballooning house prices is a major issue on the doorstep.
Common combinations with disquiet
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- of disquiet 5×
- some disquiet 5×
- disquiet that 4×
- disquiet in 4×
- disquiet among 4×
- disquiet over 3×
- and disquiet 3×
- their disquiet 3×
- growing disquiet 3×
- the disquiet 3×
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About these examples
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