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Definition of unsettled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
lacking stabilitynot stable or fixed
- The unsettled weather made planning difficult.
2.
emotional statefeeling worried or anxious
- She felt unsettled after the strange phone call.
3.
incompletenot resolved or concluded
- The dispute remains unsettled after the meeting.
4.
weathersubject to change or unpredictable
- The weather is unsettled this week.
5.
financenot paid or settled
- He has several unsettled debts to address.
6.
geographynot inhabited or populated
- The region remains unsettled and wild.
Noun
1.
conditionstate of instability or uncertainty
- The region remained in an unsettled for years.
2.
uncertaintysituation not yet resolved or settled
- The contract negotiations are still in an unsettled.
Expressions with unsettled
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weather with frequent changes in wind and precipitation
Unsettled weather caused delays at the airport.
Origin of unsettled
Old English, unsettan (to set free)
Terms with unsettled included in their meaning
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uncertainty
remain unsettled or unresolved
unsettled
not agreed upon or settled
nature
weather conditions are changing or becoming unsettled
emotion
feeling unsettled or lacking self-assurance, often after a surprise
negotiation
accept the main idea while details or conditions remain unsettled
emotion
disturbed or unsettled emotionally
unsettled discussion
not yet settled and still being discussed or argued
unsettled
not settled and can be discussed or argued
unsettled
removed from a place of comfort or stability
emotion
feel anxious or unsettled about something
psychology
emotionally unsettled due to unexpected events
negative feeling
in a way that makes people feel confused or unsettled
emotion
make someone feel unsettled or lose confidence
emotionally unsettled
disturbed or agitated emotionally
instability
being unsettled or dependent on chance
unsettled
having no fixed home or origin
unsettled lifestyle
living a wandering life without a permanent home
emotion
emotionally disturbed or unsettled
commerce
general store in an unsettled region
turbulence
characterized by turbulent or unsettled conditions
unsettling
causing someone to feel unsettled
psychology
disturbed or unsettled by unexpected events
emotion
feeling confused, embarrassed, or unsettled by something unexpected
emotional state
uneasy, worried or unsettled in mind
Examples of unsettled in a sentence
Her unsettled mind kept her awake all night. His unsettled mind kept him awake all night. The news left her feeling unsettled and uneasy. The contract terms are still unsettled. The issue remains unsettled in the committee. The forecast predicts unsettled conditions tomorrow.
Unsettled skies made the picnic uncertain. The company has many unsettled invoices this quarter. Her unsettled accounts need immediate attention. Much of the island was still unsettled. They crossed unsettled land for two days. The market's unsettled caused investors to worry. His mind was in an unsettled after the news. The political climate remains in an unsettled. His future plans are in an unsettled.
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- French:instable, état d'instabilité, ...
- German:unbeständig, Unruhe, ...
- Italian:instabile, instabilità, ...
- Spanish:inestable, incertidumbre, ...
- Portuguese:instável, instabilidade, ...
- Chinese:不稳定, 不确定, ...
- Japanese:不安定な, 不安定な状態, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مُسْتَقِرّ, عَدَمُ الِاسْتِقْرارِ, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי יַצִּיב, חֹסֶר יַצִיבוּת, ...
- Russian:неустойчивый, нестабильность, ...
- Ukrainian:нестабільний, нестабільність, ...
- Hindi:अस्थिर, अस्थिरता, ...
Definition of unsettle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
disturb emotionallycause to feel anxious or uneasy
- The news about the storm did unsettle the residents.
2.
disturb stabilitychange from a fixed condition
- The new policy unsettled the established procedures.
Origin of unsettle
Old English, unsetlian (to remove from a seat)
Examples of unsettle in a sentence
His strange behavior began to unsettle her. The unexpected news unsettled the calm atmosphere. His sudden departure unsettled the team's dynamics.
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- French:inquiéter, perturber, ...
- German:beunruhigen, verändern, ...
- Italian:agitare, sconvolgere, ...
- Spanish:perturbar, alterar, ...
- Portuguese:perturbar, desestabilizar, ...
- Chinese:使不安, 打破, ...
- Japanese:動揺させる, 不安定にする, ...
- Arabic:أَقْلَقَ, زَعْزَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְעַרְעֵר, לְטַלְטֵל, ...
- Russian:расстроить, нарушать, ...
- Ukrainian:тривожити, розладнати, ...
- Hindi:बेचैन करना, डगमगा देना, ...
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