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Synonyms & Similar Words
anxiety
apprehension
unease
uneasiness
discomposure
discomfort
distress
perturbation
turmoil
tumult
commotion
unrest
agitation
agitation
nervosity
nervousness
tension
strain
misgiving
apprehensiveness
fearfulness
fear
alarm
alarmism
consternation
dismay
trepidation
trepidity
worry
worriment
solicitude
concern
vexation
irritation
irksomeness
annoyance
displeasure
discontent
discontentment
dissatisfaction
disgruntlement
restlessness
fidgetiness
inquietude
inquietness
Meaning of Disquiet
A feeling of anxiety or unease
Definitions
- A feeling of anxiety or unease, typically about something specific
- * A state of disturbance or unrest, especially in a person's mind
Etymology of Disquiet
The word "disquiet" has its roots in the Old French word "desqueter", which means "to disturb or trouble", and is derived from the Latin words "dis" (meaning "opposite of") and "quies" (meaning "rest")
Historically, the word "disquiet" has been used to describe a range of emotions, from mild unease to intense anxiety, and has been used in various contexts, including literature, philosophy, and psychology
Example Uses
- The news of the impending storm filled her with disquiet about the safety of her family
- * The disquiet in the room was palpable as the two opponents faced off in the debate
- * The disquiet in his mind was reflected in his restless and agitated behavior
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
calmness
serenity
tranquility
peace
peacefulness
quiet
quietness
stillness
still
composure
composedness
equanimity
imperturbability
unflappability
coolness
cool-headedness
level-headedness
stability
steadiness
security
assuredness
confidence
self-assurance
comfort
contentment
satisfaction
gratification
pleasure
delight