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Meaning of disturbingly
The primary meaning of "disturbingly" is to cause a feeling of worry, concern, or unease.
Etymology of disturbingly
The word "disturbingly" is derived from the verb "disturb," which comes from the Old French "destourber," meaning to throw into confusion or disorder, and the suffix "-ly," which forms an adverb.
Historically, "disturb" has been used since the 14th century to describe causing someone to feel anxious, worried, or uneasy.
Synonyms
alarmingly
unsettlingly
uncomfortably
disturbing
disquietingly
unnervingly
frighteningly
terrifyingly
horribly
appallingly
shockingly
scandalously
outrageously
reprehensibly
deplorably
woefully
sadly
tragically
grievously
painfully
awkwardly
uncomfortably
embarrassingly
humiliatingly
mortifyingly
disgracingly
shamefully
regrettably
disappointingly
dismally
Definitions
- In a way that causes worry, concern, or unease because it is unpleasant, unacceptable, or unexpected.
- * To an extent that is surprising or alarming, often because it is greater than expected.
Usage Examples
- The news of the accident was disturbingly similar to the one that happened last year.
- * The company's financial reports were disturbingly inconsistent with their previous statements.
- * It's disturbingly easy to get caught up in the hype surrounding new technology without considering the potential consequences.
Antonyms
reassuringly
comfortingly
pleasantly
calmly
soothingly
tranquilly
peacefully
serenely
calmly
quietly
mildly
moderately
slightly
barely
hardly
minimally
insignificantly
imperceptibly
unnoticeably
reassuringly
encouragingly
hopefully
optimistically
positively
constructively