Disquiet
Disquiet verb - To trouble the mind of; to make uneasy.
Disgruntle and disquiet are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Disgruntle" instead a verb "Disquiet".
Nearby Words: disquieted, disquieting
Disgruntle
Disgruntle verb - To make discontented.
Usage example: a crew disgruntled by a long voyage that provided no opportunity for recreation onshore
Disquiet and disgruntle are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disquiet" instead a verb "Disgruntle".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- upset and disquiet
- upset and disgruntle
- bother and disquiet
- bother and disgruntle
- disturb and disquiet
- disturb and disgruntle
- distress and disquiet
- distress and disgruntle
- agitate and disquiet
- agitate and disgruntle
- shock and disquiet
- shock and disgruntle
- disconcert and disquiet
- disconcert and disgruntle
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