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disquietude

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Disquietude (noun) means a feeling of being uneasy, worried or unsettled.

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1
A feeling of being uneasy, worried or unsettled.
2
A moment or feeling of fear or unease.
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What is the meaning of disquietude?
"disquietude" (noun) means a feeling of being uneasy, worried or unsettled.
What is another word for disquietude?
Other words for "disquietude" include inquietude, edginess, uneasiness.
What is the opposite of disquietude?
Opposites of "disquietude" include peace, calmness.
What are the different meanings of disquietude?
"disquietude" has 2 main meanings: 1. A feeling of being uneasy, worried or unsettled; 2. A moment or feeling of fear or unease.

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