Unquiet is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNQUIET in dictionary:

VERB:
• to disturb
• To disquiet.
• disquiet
NOUN:
• state of unrest
ADJECTIVE:
• not quiet, restless
• unable to be still; restless
• uneasy; anxious
• anxious or uneasy
• Not quiet; restless; uneasy; agitated; disturbed.
• characterized by unrest or disorder
• causing or fraught with or showing anxiety
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a state of unrest

Words related to UNQUIET

unquieted19 unquieter18 unquietest19 unquieting20 unquietly21 unquietness20 unquiets17

Words that contain UNQUIET

unquiets17 unquieted19 unquieter18 unquietly21 unquietest19 unquieting20 unquietness20 unquietnesses22

How to use UNQUIET in a sentence

• He looked down into the low unquiet shrubbery, and up into the tall primeval trees, and up higher at the rustling heaven, and into the crimson moon.
• He sitteth upon His throne, be the nations never so unquiet.
• In the sun or the rain I wanted to go out and come in, and never again know the pain of the unquiet spirit.
• But at every mouthful he turned an unquiet eye on Harper, who studied his appearance with a closeness that was very embarrassing.
• What temerity to invade the domain of death, as Paredes had called it, to seek the secrets of unquiet souls! He ceased shivering.
• When the state is unquiet, personal qualities are more than ever decisive.
• During the day he was inclined to sleep, but became restless and exceedingly unquiet as night came on.
• So, after the quiet weariness of ignorance, the unquiet weariness of thought had fallen upon her.
• But Christian warriors rest in peace, and about their last bed is no unquiet.
• But there was something unquiet tugging at his conscience, which did not allow him to do so.
• The queen, his mother, hurried on by her own unquiet spirit, or, as some think, stimulated by jealousy, encouraged their rebellion against her husband.
• A pious and learned woman was the empress, but she lacked the energy necessary to control the unquiet spirits of her times.
• The turmoil of her mind drove her at last almost insensibly towards the low, wide wall facing the unquiet sea.
• The only cloud in her sky was the strange, feverish, unquiet look in his eyes.
• For Somers he had travelled to Spain, and for Wharton had passed unquiet months on the Welsh marches.
• Now it seemed to her unquiet sight to be a furnace.
• There was an unquiet joy stirring in the secret depths of her heart, but she was too full of anxiety and bewilderment to be altogether aware of it.
• I believe them to be mainly the respect and regard he feels for your family, and possibly the wish to have some right to remain with you in these unquiet times.
• Suddenly her restlessness increased, but it was no longer merely the restlessness of unquiet nerves.
• An unquiet and mysterious country of inextinguishable desires and fears.
• That room, in which her disturbed imagination had tormented her on her first arrival, was again the scene of agitated spirits and unquiet slumbers.
• Till morning dawned I was tossed on a buoyant but unquiet sea, where billows of trouble rolled under surges of joy.
• Unquiet neighbours on the frontier, Germans and Helvetians, were threatening invasion, and would have to be repelled.
• It is a life of sordid unquiet, pursued without plan, like the life of an animal.
• Unquiet sensations were produced by the stories that there was nothing to do but go home, and they would soon be placed aboard the transports and homeward bound.
• The deep breathing of this person denoted the unquiet slumbers of a powerful frame, in which weariness contended with suffering.
• No man that ever wrote was more wholly free from that unquiet self-consciousness which too often makes literary genius pitiful or odious in the flesh.
• She had just awakened from an unquiet slumber, and I had been watching, with feelings half of anxiety, half of vague terror, the workings of her emaciated countenance.
• Instead of talking of unquiet women to-day, we should talk of an unquiet world.
• Its progress may be compared to the course of a steamer across an unquiet ocean.
• The whole night they sat on those unquiet couches and talked.

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