1. a feeling of worry, anxiety, or uneasiness

1. to make someone feel worried, anxious, or uneasy

Examples

• The strange noise filled her with disquiet.
• There was growing disquiet among the workers about job security.
• The news reports disquieted the entire community.
• His sudden silence disquieted his friends.
• A sense of disquiet settled over the room.
• The politician’s comments disquieted many voters.
• She couldn’t shake the disquiet she felt about the decision.