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disquiet

[dis-kwahy-it] / dɪsˈkwaɪ ɪt /




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But the story sustains its atmosphere of disquiet by refusing to give away its secrets until the final sentences.

From The Wall Street Journal

The arrival of foreign crime gangs has caused a surge in violent crime in Chile in the past decade, causing deep disquiet in a country that prides itself on being orderly.

From Barron's

Many social‑media observers and advocacy groups highlight a disquieting trend: Veterans Day is full of flags and speeches, but year‑round services remain under pressure.

From Salon

One might dismiss these expressions of disquiet as mere “vibes,” but the raw figures bear them out.

From Los Angeles Times

Chile is one of the South America's safest countries, but murders and kidnappings have more than doubled in the past decade, causing deep disquiet in a nation with a reputation for stability.

From Barron's