Disturbance

  • 71disturbance — Deviation from, interruption of, or interference with a normal state. emotional d., mental d. mental illness, behavior disorder. * * * dis·tur·bance dis tər bən(t)s n the state of being emotionally d …

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  • 72disturbance —    In geology, any change of the original position of rocks by folding [16] …

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  • 73disturbance — Synonyms and related words: abashment, ado, affray, agitation, all overs, angst, anxiety, anxiety hysteria, anxiety neurosis, anxious bench, anxious concern, anxious seat, anxiousness, apprehension, apprehensiveness, baffle, bafflement,… …

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  • 74disturbance — sb. RG. 429, 436 …

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  • 75disturbance — dis·turb·ance || dɪ stɜːbÉ™ns n. interference, distraction; something which disturbs; unrest …

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  • 76disturbance — noun 1》 the action of disturbing or the state of being disturbed. 2》 a breakdown of peaceful and law abiding behaviour. 3》 Law interference with rights or property …

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  • 77disturbance — n. 1. Agitation, derangement, commotion, disorder, confusion, perturbation. 2. Perturbation, excitement, discomposure, annoyance, agitation. 3. Interruption, hindrance, molestation. 4. Tumult, excitement, disorder, riot, émeute, rising, uproar …

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  • 78disturbance — n 1. disorder, disarrangement, derangement, misarrangement, disorganization, disarray, dishevelment, disruption. 2. inquietude, agitation, perturbation, flurry, flutter, restlessness, uneasiness, Sl. flap; confusion, perplexity, bewilderment,… …

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  • 79disturbance — dis·tur·bance …

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  • 80disturbance — [dɪˈstɜːbəns] noun [C] 1) an occasion on which people behave in a noisy or violent way in a public place There were serious disturbances in the city last summer.[/ex] 2) something that interrupts you and stops you from continuing what you were… …

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