disquieted

發音: US [dɪsˈkwaɪət] UK [dɪs'kwaɪət]

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n.	1. 一種非常擔心或緊張的感覺

The States of the Church and Naples were still in a state of universal disquiet and ferment.
資料來源: S. Austin
My father's moodiness was..not a source of much disquiet or grievance.
資料來源: Day Lewis
A sea, which..was very disquiet.
資料來源: T. Underdown
His mind was disquiet.
資料來源: Thackeray
This..was profoundly disquieting. It baffled me. It scared me.
資料來源: R. D. Laing
What worried Paris could also disquiet Moscow and Damascus.
資料來源: H. Kissinger