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English adjective: disturbed | |||
| 1. | disturbed having the place or position changed | ||
| Samples | The disturbed books and papers on her desk. Disturbed grass showed where the horse had passed. | ||
| Similar | disarranged | ||
| Antonyms | arranged, ordered | ||
| 2. | disturbed afflicted with or marked by anxious uneasiness or trouble or grief | ||
| Samples | Too upset to say anything. Spent many disquieted moments. Distressed about her son's leaving home. Lapsed into disturbed sleep. Worried parents. A worried frown. One last worried check of the sleeping children. | ||
| Synonyms | disquieted, distressed, upset, worried | ||
| Similar | troubled | ||
| Antonyms | untroubled | ||
| 3. | disturbed emotionally unstable and having difficulty coping with personal relationships | ||
| Synonyms | maladjusted | ||
| Similar | neurotic, psychoneurotic | ||
| Antonyms | unneurotic | ||
| 4. | disturbed affected with madness or insanity | ||
| Samples | A man who had gone mad. | ||
| Synonyms | brainsick, crazy, demented, mad, sick, unbalanced, unhinged | ||
| Similar | insane | ||
| Antonyms | sane | ||
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