disturbing in Greek
disturbing in Greek is ενοχλητικός — disturbing means causing worry, unease, or shock.
disturbing in Greek
ενοχλητικός
Pronounced: enochlitikos
Causing distress or worry; upsetting or unsettling.
What does "disturbing" mean?
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adjective Causing worry, unease, or shock.
"It was disturbing to hear that strange noise from the empty house."
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disturbing in a sentence
- It was disturbing to hear that strange noise from the empty house.
- The disturbing news about the factory worried everyone in town.
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What is "disturbing" in Greek?
"disturbing" in Greek is ενοχλητικός. disturbing means: Causing worry, unease, or shock.
How do you pronounce ενοχλητικός?
"disturbing" in Greek is ενοχλητικός, pronounced "enochlitikos".
How do you use "disturbing" in a sentence?
Example: "It was disturbing to hear that strange noise from the empty house." In Greek, "disturbing" is ενοχλητικός.
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