Disquieted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISQUIETED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISQUIET, to deprive of quiet, rest, or peace
• make (someone) worried or uneasy
NOUN:
• a feeling of worry or unease
ADJECTIVE:
• afflicted with or marked by anxious uneasiness or trouble or grief

Words related to DISQUIETED

disquiet18 disquieting22 disquiets19

Words that contain DISQUIETED

disquietedly26 disquietedness25

How to use DISQUIETED in a sentence

• He assured me that my long absence had disquieted him much, but he had nevertheless hoped for the best.
• It held something of a menace to her peace which disquieted her vaguely.
• Arriving there, I sat a long time by the window in the darkness, charmed by the face that I had seen, and yet singularly disquieted.
• But when she found herself alone she felt disquieted by what she had heard.
• He was secretly disquieted, secretly afraid to trust himself, since this defection of Martial Mazurier.
• The allies of France were disquieted and her foes emboldened.
• The allies, disquieted and dismayed, threatened Provence, and laid siege to Genoa.
• One may be inclined to think that, in his egotism, he was more sad on his own account than disquieted on that of his successors and of France.
• The burghers began to be disquieted, and to wax wroth.
• The growing reputation of Mignard, whom Louvois had brought back from Rome, troubled and disquieted Lebrun.
• She could not turn the knob and stood, irresolute, frowning vaguely, though not very deeply disquieted.
• Its formidable length disquieted his Excellency more than he would have liked to confess.
• The endeavors of all these disquieted the reign of the young prince with perpetual troubles.
• He returned to Paris at the end of 1585, disputed before the Sorbonne with some success of scandal, and then, disquieted by the disorders of the realm, set out for Germany.
• It somewhat amazed and disquieted, even while it touched, the older man of quiet passions and even ways, the old strength of this friendship.
• Like many a lie it has been decked out with Bible-texts to give it respectability, and to soothe disquieted consciences.
• In her way to Durham, she was so greatly disquieted in the first few miles of her uneasy and troublesome journey, that they would proceed no further than Highgate.
• Artists who are concentrating their whole nature upon realizing an ideal, which they wish to interpret with the most perfect expression, should not be disturbed or disquieted.
• The scratching of the dog had caused the bolt to fall into the socket, and this produced the noise which had disquieted him.
• The first thing that disquieted me a little was the strange difficulty encountered in making the preliminary arrangements for the third peace conference.
• Except the countries that were actually the scenes of war, no political revolution or disturbance disquieted the general tranquillity.
• Lady Aoi saw him but seldom, and was constantly disquieted by his protracted absence from her.
• His thoughts grew more and more gloomy, until at last his very soul was disquieted within him.
• Greatly disquieted, the Bee-man retraced his steps, and went to his hut.
• If I found Consolation among such, I was as much disquieted by the Incapacity of others.
• Not only was her personal sorrow heavy to bear, but the French invasion of her beloved Italy disquieted her.
• Wondering and disquieted, we returned to the beach to await her coming.
• Not that Tom was afraid of danger, but he preferred to meet it in the open, and the warning, or threat, of the mysterious man disquieted him.
• He therefore approached quietly, entered the library, and feeling very tired and disquieted, sat down among his books.
• After the thick outside air, saturated with moisture, I think that the warm atmosphere would, were my spirit less disquieted, lull me quickly to sleep.
• Considerably disquieted by this mysterious pursuit, I decided to discover the reason for it.
• Very much disquieted at the news of what was going on the War Department sent out word to stop the dancing and singing.
• For I was fevered and disquieted, I knew not why, and my heart was stirred within me, strangely and sweetly.
• Trouble not yourself, nor be disquieted about this matter.

Similar words containing QUIET without suffix ed and without prefix dis

quiet14 quiets15 inquiet16 quieted17 quieten16 quieter16 quietly19 quietus16 unquiet16 disquiet18 inquiets17 quietens17 quieters17 quietest17 quieting18 quietism19 quietist17 quietive20 quietude18 unquiets17 disquiets19 inquieted19 inquietly21 quietened19 quietener18 quietings19 quietisms20 quietists18 quietives21 quietness18 quietsome20 quietudes19 quietuses18 unquieted19 unquieter18 unquietly21 disquieten20 disquietly23 inquieting20 inquietude20 quieteners19 quietening20 quietistic21 ultraquiet19 unquietest19 unquieting20 disquietens21 disquietful24 disquieting22 disquietive24 disquietous21 disquietude22 inquietudes21 quietenings21 quietnesses20 unquietness20 disquietedly26 disquietened23 disquietness22 disquietudes23 disquietening24 disquietingly27 unquietnesses22 disquietedness25 disquietnesses24

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