unsettle
US /ʌnˈsɛtl:/
・UK /ˌʌnˈsetl/
B2
v.t.Transitive VerbTo upset; making someone feel uneasy
The man wanted to unsettle her with his scary stories, but she was not afraid
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Has World War 3 ALREADY Started? 8 Major Events So Far
- Major wars often emerge from periods of economic upheaval that unsettle established power hierarchies.
Major wars often emerge from periods of economic upheaval that unsettle established power hierarchies.
- Major wars often emerge from periods of economic upheaval that unsettle established power hierarchies.
Major wars often emerge from periods of economic upheaval that unsettle established power hierarchies.
Milk in Movies: Why Do Characters Drink It?
- but it can also be used to unsettle, show character strength, or give information about the plot.
but it can also be used to unsettle, show character strength, or give information about the plot.
- used to unsettle show character
used to unsettle show character
Top 10 Peter Cullen Performances
- Few animated baddies from the 1980s could genuinely unsettle a room full of children the way Venger did.
Few animated baddies from the 1980s could genuinely unsettle a room full of children the way Venger did.