Disquieting Meaning in English
word · lemma: disquiet
Definition
Making you feel worried, uneasy, or uncomfortable because something seems wrong or troubling.
Usage & Nuances
'Disquieting' is a formal or literary word often used to describe feelings, situations, or information that causes subtle anxiety or worry—not as strong as 'disturbing' but more than just 'uncomfortable'. Common in news, literature, and careful speech.
Example Sentences
The dark, empty house felt disquieting at night.
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She received some disquieting news about her test results.
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The sudden silence was disquieting.
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There's something disquieting about the way he avoided my question.
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The movie’s ending was really disquieting—I couldn’t stop thinking about it.
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It’s disquieting how quickly things can change without warning.
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