unsettled in German
unsettled in German is beunruhigt, unbeständig, unsicher — unsettled means feeling anxious, disturbed, or uneasy.
unsettled in German
beunruhigt
Disturbed, upset.
unbeständig
Not in a steady condition, uncertain, subject to change.
unsicher
Not in a steady condition, uncertain, subject to change.
unbesiedelt
Not populated, having no settlers or other inhabitants.
offen
Unpaid.
unbeglichen
Unpaid.
unbezahlt
Unpaid.
What does "unsettled" mean?
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adj Feeling anxious, disturbed, or uneasy.
"The strange noise left her feeling unsettled all night."
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adj Likely to change; not fixed, stable, or certain.
"The weather has been unsettled all week."
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adj Of a bill or debt, not yet paid.
"The invoice remained unsettled after sixty days."
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unsettled in a sentence
- The strange noise left her feeling unsettled all night.
- He seemed unsettled after the difficult phone call.
- The weather has been unsettled all week.
- Markets remained unsettled after the announcement.
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What is "unsettled" in German?
"unsettled" in German is beunruhigt, unbeständig, unsicher. unsettled means: Feeling anxious, disturbed, or uneasy.
How do you use "unsettled" in a sentence?
Example: "The strange noise left her feeling unsettled all night." In German, "unsettled" is beunruhigt, unbeständig, unsicher.
Are there other ways to say "unsettled" in German?
Yes — German has 7 translations listed for "unsettled": beunruhigt, unbeständig, unsicher, unbesiedelt, offen, unbeglichen.
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