disturbed

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/dɪˈstɜːrbd/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/dɪˈstɝbd/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(di stûrbd)


disturbed
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Sense: Disturbed physically
Synonyms:
upset Collocations, disorganized, confused Collocations, disordered, disorganised, out of order, out of place, displaced, untidy Collocations, jumbled, jumbled up, mixed up, muddled up, interfered with, tampered with, turned upside-down
Sense: Disturbed mentally
Synonyms:
agitated, disquieted, upset Collocations, neurotic, troubled, anxious Collocations, nervous Collocations, fearful Collocations, frightened Collocations, scared Collocations, worried Collocations, afflicted, excited Collocations, paranoid, apprehensive Collocations, daunted


disturb
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Sense: Verb: upset mental calm
Synonyms:
upset Collocations, worry Collocations, agitate, trouble Collocations, unnerve, unsettle, unhinge, rattle Collocations, fluster, shake Collocations, shake up, alarm Collocations, distress Collocations, discompose, disquiet, perturb, disconcert, make sb uneasy, startle Collocations, concern Collocations, throw Collocations, freak out, stir up, give sb the creeps (slang), give sb the heebie-jeebies (slang), give sb the shivers (slang), ruffle your feathers (slang)
Antonyms:
quiet Collocations, calm Collocations, soothe Collocations, relax Collocations, settle Collocations, settle down
Sense: Verb: bother
Synonyms:
bother Collocations, bug Collocations, annoy, pester, hassle Collocations, dog Collocations, irritate, badger Collocations, irk, vex, put out
Sense: Verb: disorder physically
Synonyms:
disorder Collocations, disrupt Collocations, confuse Collocations, displace, mess up, jumble, jumble up, mix up, muddle Collocations, turn sth upside-down, turn sth on its head, dishevel, disorganize, disorganise (UK), upset Collocations, shuffle Collocations, scramble Collocations, tousle, throw sth into disarray
Antonyms:
leave alone, arrange Collocations, order Collocations, organize, align Collocations
Sense: Verb: move
Synonyms:
move Collocations, shift Collocations, budge Collocations, displace, reposition


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