18 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Disquietude' in a Sentence

"The state of feeling uneasy or experiencing a sense of disquiet." more

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The disquietude in the courtroom increased as the judge prepared to announce the verdict.

The deep growls of thunder created disquietude during the nighttime.

The dark room gave a sense of disquietude to the toddler.

Sarah felt disquietude before her ballet performance on the big stage.

The disquietude in the haunted house grew with each creak and mysterious sound.

Maria felt a sense of disquietude before taking her first solo flight.

The disquietude in the air grew as the storm clouds gathered.

The sudden thunderstorm caused disquietude among the students during the outdoor picnic.

The teacher's stern look led to disquietude among the students.

The long wait for the delayed school bus led to disquietude among the parents waiting at the bus stop.

The loud thunder caused disquietude in the little girl.

The barking dog outside the window created disquietude.

The disquietude in the air was palpable as the suspenseful movie reached its climax.

His missing teddy bear led to disquietude for the little boy.

Facing a challenging math test, Tim experienced disquietude about his preparation.

The mysterious noise in the old house filled the air with disquietude.

His disquietude before the big test made him double-check his notes and review the material one more time.

Tom's disquietude grew as he waited for his turn to present in class.

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