disquiet
noun
[ dɪsˈkwʌɪət ]
• a feeling of worry or unease.
• "public disquiet about animal testing"
Similar:
unease,
uneasiness,
worry,
anxiety,
anxiousness,
distress,
concern,
unrest,
disquietude,
inquietude,
perturbation,
consternation,
upset,
malaise,
alarm,
anguish,
fear,
fright,
dread,
panic,
angst,
nervousness,
agitation,
restlessness,
fretfulness,
jitteriness,
foreboding,
trepidation,
disquiet
verb
• make (someone) worried or uneasy.
• "world leaders are surely disquieted by the prospect of a global economic meltdown"
Similar:
perturb,
agitate,
upset,
disturb,
unnerve,
unsettle,
discompose,
disconcert,
ruffle,
startle,
make uneasy,
worry,
make anxious,
trouble,
bother,
concern,
distress,
alarm,
appal,
frighten,
panic,
make fretful,
make restless,
vex,
