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disturb
verb as in bother, upset
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“We will not allow any attempt to disturb public order.”
To be safe, never turn your back on the ocean, and don’t disturb shore birds taking cover above the tide line while taking your photos.
Green told us: “We wanted to see strict limits on immigration confined to people we really needed, and at a scale that was not going to disturb the nature of our very historic and peaceful country.”
It’s good to see that our pal Dot still has the power to disturb the complacent, all these many years later!” one X user said.
This injection of metals and other compounds into the upper atmosphere has the potential to disturb the delicate balance of elements and molecules in the air, the letter argues.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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