un·set·tle [ʌnˈsetl̩] VB trans
1. unsettle (make nervous):
- unsettle
- vznemirjati [perf vznemiriti]
2. unsettle (make unstable):
- unsettle
- razburkati
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His early life was unsettled as his father moved between parishes.
en.wikipedia.org The volunteers also have to stay the night in their cells in complete darkness, while screams and shouts further unsettle the volunteers.
en.wikipedia.org It was deployed on internal security duties as the situation in the country was unsettled due to partition.
en.wikipedia.org His works are often unsettling for the degree of expression shown by his silent figures.
en.wikipedia.org Patients who fall under this subtype are consistently unsettled, agitated, wrought in despair, and perturbed.
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