Unrest is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNREST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a disturbed or uneasy state
• a state of dissatisfaction, disturbance, and agitation, typically involving public demonstrations or disorder
• a feeling of disturbance and dissatisfaction in a person
• rebellious state of discontent
• Want of rest or repose; unquietness; sleeplessness; uneasiness; disquietude.
• a state of agitation or turbulent change or development
• a feeling of restless agitation

Words related to UNREST

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Words that contain UNREST

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How to use UNREST in a sentence

• The storm center of the political unrest was the French Revolution, that frightful uprising which proclaimed the natural rights of man and the abolition of class distinctions.
• It has been at the root of all the unrest in the Balkans.
• His sweetheart was full of the tenderest regard, but was in a condition of feverish unrest.
• For a week past there had been in him a steadily growing unrest, and it had reached its climax in these last two or three days of battle and flight.
• Degrees of unrest we felt, but the actual thing did not disclose itself.
• He boiled with dumb, helpless rage, having to fight this wicked unrest.
• At length the spirit of unrest grew so strong that I determined to try a short trip inland in a direction I had never hitherto attempted.
• Pockets of unrest and violence sprang up but the phenomenon was short-lived.
• In 1581 there had been unrest in southern Manchuria.
• At last we have an explanation of a good deal of the social and industrial unrest of recent months.
• He could do nothing but sit still, remain physically inert while he was mentally in a state of extreme unrest.
• The British Columbia coast fishermen did not escape the influence of this general unrest, this critical inquiry.
• This feeling of unrest passed out of sight for a time, and first broke out in rebellion at Pernambuco in 1817.
• Gold madness or trail madness, or simply adventurous unrest? She could not say.
• Both induce, above all, a profound sense of unrest, of heroic will to overcome all obstacles.
• Their spirit of unrest under wrong has lighted the way for the nations of the world.
• With the silence and the darkness her unrest had come upon her again with tenfold force.
• It was this general unrest which contributed in no small degree to the Roman conquest of Gaul.
• It was on this turbulent flood of social unrest that the Reformation was launched.
• But meantime all I want to do is to ascertain, if we can, the meaning of your unrest.
• Cassandra was driven finally, by her own unrest, to put on her clothes and wander out along the streets of Chelsea, on the pretence that she must buy something.
• The two men could not keep their eyes off her, the one with loving possession, the other with admiration not wholly free from unrest.
• The passage dwells on the pitiable weakness and consequent unrest of the king.
• But there is another aspect of this discovery of sickness, far graver than the mere consciousness of unrest.
• But now Gertrude had passed through a trying year of longing and unrest, which had wrought such a wonderful change in her that Ingmar felt an uncontrollable longing to win her.

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