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Meaning of unquieting
The primary meaning of "unquieting" is to cause a feeling of unease or disturbance.
Etymology of unquieting
The word "unquieting" is derived from the prefix "un-" meaning not or opposite of, and "quieting" which is related to the verb "quiet" meaning to make or become quiet or still, with its roots in Old French "coiet" and Latin "quietus" meaning rest or quiet.
Synonyms
disturbing
unsettling
disquieting
troubling
worrying
vexing
annoying
irritating
frustrating
displeasing
dissatisfying
discontenting
discomposing
perturbing
alarming
frightening
intimidating
threatening
menacing
ominous
foreboding
Ominous
inquieting
incommoding
afflicting
plaguing
haunting
tormenting
distressing
Definitions
- Causing a feeling of unease or disturbance
- * Failing to soothe or calm the mind or feelings
Usage Examples
- The unquieting thought of losing my job has been on my mind all day
- * The news of the natural disaster was unquieting, leaving many in a state of anxiety
Antonyms
soothing
calming
comforting
reassuring
tranquilizing
peaceful
quieting
placating
mollifying
alleviating
mitigating
easing
relieving
settling
composing
pacifying
stilling
silencing
hushing