1dis·qui·et 
/dɪsˈkwajət/ verb
dis·qui·ets; dis·qui·eted; dis·qui·et·ing /dɪsˈkwajət/ verb [+ obj] formal : to make (someone) worried or nervous — usually used as (be) disquieted ▪ We were disquieted by the news.
— disquieting adjective [more disquieting; most disquieting]
▪ We found the news disquieting. ▪ The letter gave disquieting news of the war.
▪ We found the news disquieting. ▪ The letter gave disquieting news of the war.
