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disquiet
noun as in worry; mental upset
Example Sentences
"There are figures such as Tommy Robinson that are able to touch into a sense of disquiet and grievance in the community in our society," he said.
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson is among those tapping into a "sense of disquiet" in the country, a Cabinet minister has told the BBC, after thousands joined a march and counter-protest in London on Saturday.
Martin was joined by BBC rugby commentator Sara Orchard, who broke the story before the tournament about disquiet in the Scotland camp around the contracts situation.
His victory in the election last year was greeted with some disquiet, and he faced the anger of student protesters over budget cuts to health and education in February this year.
There has been disquiet about the vetting of candidates and party governance among elements of the membership at the grassroots.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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