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Disquieting meaning
Causing mental trouble or anguish; upsetting; making uneasy.
Synonyms of Disquieting
Example sentences (20)
Later Hitler declared how far into Russia he intended to expand Germany to: Asia, what a disquieting reservoir of men!
One of the most unforgettable moments in Carlisle’s show is his jaw-dropping — and slightly disquieting — balloon trick.
They had to buckle down and build shelters immediately if they were to survive this disquieting new world.
I watched other Jake Gyllenhaal movies (he is similarly disquieting in ) but nothing scratched my -itch.
It can be disquieting, and maybe a little dangerous, to see otherwise journalistic publications look to pseudoscience for answers.
Ibsen's later work examined the realities that lay behind many façades, revealing much that was disquieting to many contemporaries.
Maybe it was because of their black color, but when Shoji rattled his cup, the tapioca bubbles projected a somewhat disquieting air.
While the evidence for this claim was sparse, it was a disquieting claim because it reminded Indians of the brutality of the movement.
It was rather disquieting to think of someone scuttling up the dark staircase some 500 years ago with just a candle to light their way.
And for some reason, in the depths of that disquieting blankness, I was suddenly encouraged.
Composers Jean-Paul Wall, Drogatek and Phoebus add to the growing uneasiness with a score that echoes some of Apparat’s disquieting tunes.
Still, there is a childlike aura to this disquieting being, which is all the more dreadful.
Another tack of criticism is to notice the disquieting links between democracy and a number of less than appealing features of Athenian life.
More extraordinary and disquieting was the way in which the baby had been conceived.
Bad leadership is a result of “quietness” in the face of “disquieting” behaviour.
This adventure has a lot to offer, and I love its total commitment to its dark fantasy vibe and how it makes things that should be goofy disquieting.
There’s another, more disquieting, explanation: He is running against a man.
The film begins as a disquieting tale of teacher-pupil harassment with a clear baddie, but judgements are swiftly revised as the film switches points of view.
But there was disquieting news for fans of the XFL, the football league that launched this season and made it through five games before being stopped by the virus.
Complex because war films, even when they’re arguing the right side of history, can be disquieting to those privileged enough to wonder about war movies and propaganda.
Common combinations with disquieting
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- and disquieting 3×
- was disquieting 3×
- disquieting to 3×
- disquieting and 2×
- be disquieting 2×
- the disquieting 2×
- this disquieting 2×
- disquieting about 2×
- for disquieting 2×
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