disquiets

Makes one anxious

Disquiets is the verb form of disquiet, meaning to make uneasy or anxious: The news disquiets me.

As a noun, disquiets are feelings of unease or worry: the disquiets of modern life.

The word carries a literary tone, suggesting subtle disturbance rather than outright alarm.

anxiety

unease

Mild persistent worry

trepidation · dread · foreboding · misgiving · restlessness · edginess · tension · discomfort · perturbation · consternation

disturbance

unsettles

Causes disquiet or unease

disturbs · upsets · bothers · rattles · disconcerts · unnerves · alarms · flusters · ruffles · destabilizes

Opposites
emotional effect

disquietscalms

Reduces agitation

soothes · relaxes · quiets · comforts · tranquilizes

mental agitation

disquietscomposes

Creates written works

settles · steadies · centers · stabilizes · grounds

mental state induction

disquietsreassures

Restores another's confidence

comforts · heartens · emboldens · encourages · steadies

Family

disquiet, disquieting, disquieted, disquietude

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