1. makes someone feel anxious, worried, or uneasy
Usage: third person singular present

1. feelings of anxiety, worry, or uneasiness
Usage: plural form

Examples

• The news about the economy disquiets many investors.
• Her strange behavior disquiets her parents.
• The teacher’s stern expression disquiets the students.
• Political unrest disquiets the entire population.
• The growing disquiets among workers led to protests.
• Social disquiets often arise during times of change.
• The report highlighted various public disquiets about safety.