Unsettle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNSETTLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make unstable
• cause to feel anxious or uneasy; disturb
• change or become changed from a fixed or settled condition
• To move or loosen from a settled position or state; to unfix; to displace; to disorder; to confuse.
• To become unsettled or unfixed; to be disordered.
• disturb the composure of

Words related to UNSETTLE

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Words that contain UNSETTLE

unsettled10 unsettles9 unsettledly15 unsettlement14 unsettledness14 unsettlements15 unsettlednesses16

How to use UNSETTLE in a sentence

• Jeffrey, while protesting his appreciation of the literary merits of the work, lamented its tendency to unsettle faith.
• The effect of this liberal atmosphere upon Miss Evans, brought up in a narrow way, with no knowledge of the world, was to unsettle many of her youthful convictions.
• The result of these wrong notions is the present settlement and this unjust settlement will unsettle the world.
• Then, lest delay and ease might unsettle their minds, he crosses the Pyrenees with the rest of his forces, and pitches his camp at the town Illiberis.
• All his care was given to picking out the easiest way, and avoiding jutting rocks and sharp turns which might unsettle the rider.
• I went into my own to unsettle the bedclothes, as usual, and give the bed the appearance of having been slept in.
• Still he was too frank and generous to deceive, while he had ever been too considerate to strive to unsettle her confiding and consoling faith.
• Barbara, you and this man of yours quite unsettle me and shake my pet theories.
• Pohlman so affected a maiden sister, Miss Pohlman, then at Amoy, as to unsettle her mind and necessitate an immediate return to the United States.
• In taking from them what you believe to be false, inevitably you will unsettle their ideas on moral questions although you might be in full agreement as to these moral questions.
• It would only unsettle her to know that her sister was at Marseilles to-day, and would be at Genoa to-morrow.
• When you asked me to write it, I feared the task might unsettle me, but since then Our Lord has deigned to make me understand that by simple obedience I shall please Him best.
• Why should I unsettle this domestic peace? Even against my own will my mere presence and appearance might have their effect upon the lady.
• Things as they are have a fixity which demands moral dynamite to unsettle.
• And, not knowing him so well as I did afterwards, I feared lest I should unsettle him.
• If Deming got the run of Villa Elsa, he would unsettle things, interfere with his own work.
• They did everything they could think of to unsettle her faith.
• It was so bitter to unsettle their hope and confidence.
• The very men who accused him of Jacobinical principles, and a desire to unsettle society, felt a security under his protection, that they would not have felt without him.
• Such things would unsettle the foundations of society and induce anarchy and chaos.
• As if completely to unsettle any claim that this Creole climate might make to character, the hurricane leaves its awful trace upon the island.
• Give him plenty of raw beef, and he would not unsettle his gastric faith by outside speculation or tentative systems.
• Exempt persons easily develop undesirable qualities, and their apparent privileges are liable to unsettle others.

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