1. to make (someone) anxious or uneasy; to disturb or trouble
Usage: third-person singular present tense of 'inquiet'; formal or literary

Examples

• The strange noise inquiets the dog at night.
• Nothing inquiets her more than uncertainty about the future.
• His sudden silence inquiets the entire group.
• The news inquiets many citizens in the community.
• Such rumors inquiet the minds of thoughtful people.
• The approaching storm inquiets the sailors.