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Synonyms for disturbance
dɪˈstɜr bənsdis·tur·bance
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English Synonyms and Antonyms
disturbance
Anxiety is, according to its derivation, a choking disquiet, akin to anguish; anxiety is mental; anguish may be mental or physical; anguish is in regard to the known, anxiety in regard to the unknown; anguish is because of what has happened, anxiety because of what may happen. Anxiety refers to some future event, always suggesting hopeful possibility, and thus differing from apprehension, fear, dread, foreboding, terror, all of which may be quite despairing. In matters within our reach, anxiety always stirs the question whether something can not be done, and is thus a valuable spur to doing; in this respect it is allied to care. Foreboding, dread, etc., commonly incapacitate for all helpful thought or endeavor. Worry is a more petty, restless, and manifest anxiety; anxiety may be quiet and silent; worry is communicated to all around. Solicitude is a milder anxiety. Fretting or fretfulness is a weak complaining without thought of accomplishing or changing anything, but merely as a relief to one's own disquiet. Perplexity often involves anxiety, but may be quite free from it. A student may be perplexed regarding a translation, yet, if he has time enough, not at all anxious regarding it.
Synonyms:
anguish, anxiety, apprehension, care, concern, disquiet, dread, fear, foreboding, fretfulness, fretting, misgiving, perplexity, solicitude, trouble, worryAntonyms:
apathy, assurance, calmness, carelessness, confidence, ease, light-heartedness, nonchalance, satisfaction, tranquillityPreposition:
Anxiety for a friend's return; anxiety about, in regard to, or concerning the future.
Princeton's WordNet
perturbation, disturbancenoun
activity that is a malfunction, intrusion, or interruption
"the term `distress' connotes some degree of perturbation and emotional upset"; "he looked around for the source of the disturbance"; "there was a disturbance of neural function"
Synonyms:
commotion, mental disturbance, hurly burly, mental disorder, folie, upset, flutter, to-do, psychological disorder, perturbation, kerfuffle, hoo-ha, disruption, fluster, interference, ruffle, fray, noise, affray, hoo-hahdisturbance, perturbation, upsetnoun
an unhappy and worried mental state
"there was too much anger and disturbance"; "she didn't realize the upset she caused me"
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commotion, mental disturbance, hurly burly, disorder, mental disorder, folie, upset, overturn, flutter, to-do, psychological disorder, perturbation, kerfuffle, turnover, hoo-ha, disruption, fluster, interference, ruffle, fray, noise, derangement, overthrow, affray, swage, hoo-hahdisturbance, disruption, commotion, flutter, hurly burly, to-do, hoo-ha, hoo-hah, kerfufflenoun
a disorderly outburst or tumult
"they were amazed by the furious disturbance they had caused"
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gap, flapping, flicker, ruction, commotion, folie, interruption, rumpus, mental disorder, whirl, din, flutter, hoo-hah, mental disturbance, hurly burly, flap, dislocation, ruffle, break, waver, disruption, affray, fluttering, perturbation, upset, noise, tumult, ruckus, kerfuffle, hoo-ha, to-do, psychological disorder, interference, frayaffray, disturbance, fray, rufflenoun
a noisy fight
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commotion, mental disturbance, hurly burly, mental disorder, interference, ruff, folie, upset, flounce, flutter, choker, to-do, psychological disorder, perturbation, furbelow, kerfuffle, fracas, frill, hoo-ha, disruption, altercation, ruffle, fray, noise, neck ruff, affray, hoo-hahdisturbancenoun
the act of disturbing something or someone; setting something in motion
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commotion, mental disturbance, hurly burly, mental disorder, folie, upset, flutter, to-do, psychological disorder, perturbation, kerfuffle, hoo-ha, disruption, interference, ruffle, fray, noise, affray, hoo-hahmental disorder, mental disturbance, disturbance, psychological disorder, folienoun
(psychiatry) a psychological disorder of thought or emotion; a more neutral term than mental illness
Synonyms:
commotion, mental disturbance, hurly burly, mental disorder, folie, upset, flutter, to-do, psychological disorder, perturbation, kerfuffle, hoo-ha, disruption, interference, ruffle, fray, noise, affray, hoo-hahnoise, interference, disturbancenoun
electrical or acoustic activity that can disturb communication
Synonyms:
commotion, mental disturbance, hurly burly, mental disorder, interference, preventive, upset, stochasticity, folie, hitch, hoo-ha, intervention, psychological disorder, disruption, dissonance, flutter, racket, fray, kerfuffle, preventative, hoo-hah, incumbrance, encumbrance, noise, hinderance, hindrance, ruffle, to-do, haphazardness, randomness, affray, perturbation
Editors Contribution
pothernoun
commotion, confusion, tumult
Submitted by JokerGem on July 29, 2023
Dictionary of English Synonymes
disturbancenoun
Synonyms:
agitation, derangement, commotion, disorder, confusion, tumult, breeze, disquietdisturbancenoun
Synonyms:
perturbation, molestation, annoyance, discomposuredisturbancenoun
Synonyms:
interruption, hinderance
Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
disturbancenoun
Synonyms:
molestation, derangement, disquiet, disorder, perturbation, inquietude, agitation, uneasiness, commotion, turmoil, tumult, uproar, riot, clamorAssociated words:
perturbable, imperturbable, perturbability, imperturbability, imperturbation
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases for "disturbance":
disruption, perturbation, disturbances, disruptions, nuisance, disorder, unrest, turmoil, disorders, dislocation, alteration, turbulence, inconvenience, disrupt, harassment, interference, riot
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How to use disturbance in a sentence?
Some slow development of this disturbance is possible during the next few days while it meanders near the coast of Mexico, a tropical depression could form late in the week when the system begins to move slowly northward.
The change is motivated by science demonstrating that the majority of SARS-CoV-2 transmission occurs early in the course of illness, generally in the 1-2 days prior to onset of symptoms and the 2-3 days after, the CDC's new recommendations will permit us to cope with all of this disturbance and to trim it down to allow people to come back to work earlier and safely at very low risk.
He had cuts to his face and bruises. Employees heard the disturbance and the perpetrators fled.
There's so much stigma associated with mood disturbance and anxiety that patients try to grab on to anything they can to explain what's going on, allergies could be aggravating a problem in their lives they don't want to deal with.
It was shocking, i think the more calm I remained,( the flight attendant) got angrier and more aggravated. So she said,' I'm not talking to you anymore. I'm done with you,' or' I'm done with this,' something to that effect, and then handed me this passenger disturbance notice.
Translations for disturbance
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- إزعاجArabic
- смущение, смут, бъротия, безредиеBulgarian
- জ্বালাতনBengali
- narušení, vyrušení, rušení, výtržník, [[duševní]] [[porucha]]Czech
- forstyrrelseDanish
- Geistesstörung, Störenfried, StörungGerman
- perturboEsperanto
- estorbo, perturbación, disturbio, trastornoSpanish
- perturbationFrench
- aimhreit, atharrachadhScottish Gaelic
- הפרעהHebrew
- disturboItalian
- 混乱, 動乱, 動揺Japanese
- ئاژاوهKurdish
- ngaungau, ngangau, heihei, rarī, āheiheiMāori
- forstyrrelseNorwegian
- storing, verstoringDutch
- estorvo, transtorno, distúrbio, perturbaçãoPortuguese
- deranj, deranjare, deranjament, încomodare, tulburare, perturbație, perturbareRomanian
- волнение, нарушительница, нарушение, расстройство, беспорядок, нарушительRussian
- avbrott, störning, rubbningSwedish
- utunduSwahili
- 骚乱Chinese
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