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unsettle

[uhn-set-l] / ʌnˈsɛt l /


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She said she was unsettled by the indictment against the congressman but could never bring herself to vote against him.

From The Wall Street Journal

Residents on the otherwise quiet, suburban street have described how the tumult of the last 48 hours has unsettled the neighbourhood.

From BBC

The speed of that change has unsettled many Chileans.

From BBC

That editorial approach has unsettled some advertisers, according to industry reporting, who expressed concern that the town hall blurred the line between journalism and advocacy.

From Salon

It was not obvious whether any specific media reports had unsettled him, whether social media comments played a role, or if it was something more significant from within the club at Stamford Bridge.

From BBC