Adjective:

విరామం, చలించు, నొప్పినిచ్చే వ్యక్తి, అగౌరవం,

disquieting's Usage Examples:

of Den of Geek described Tasneem"s concern for Haqqani"s safety as "disquietingly uncomfortable (and believable)".

It protrudes far more than any other element, almost disquietingly so in its exaggerated gesture.

The box depicts an illustration of a man that looks disquietingly like Penn Jillette (complete with his signature one painted fingernail).

Yet there is a disquieting rumour that Russia is preparing to advance on Herat in certain eventualities.

2, but that "something disquieting—something faintly obsessive—emerges from its deceptively simple structure.

Nature separated by large spaces, is compressed into a cramped space and overfills and oversatiates the eye, creating an unfavorable and disquieting effect.

Catholic recusancy; fear of military involvement in Europe, and, just as disquietingly, in Ireland, combine to make a patriotic response a matter of some urgency.

Upton Pickman and Herbert West (Carter describes Warren"s expression as "disquieting" when he talks about his occult theories).

According to MFAH, the work illustrates the artist"s "[revisit to] the disquieting sensibility of Breton and his contemporaries, tapping into both cultural.

German in 1967, it’s a kaleidoscopic work, considered by critics his most disquieting and nihilistic.

In subsequent works he developed a disquieting imagery of deserted squares, often bordered by steeply receding arcades.

References include But there was something disquieting about him—secret, silent, self-contained, and solitary as an oyster and.

Nowhere is this balancing act more evident than on "Rape," a rather disquieting extended metaphor for his mastery of hip-hop (other MCs just "ain"t fuckin".

Synonyms:

uncomfortable,

Antonyms:

discomfort, comfortable,