Pronunciation: /ʌnˈrɛst/
noun a state of dissatisfaction, disturbance, and agitation in a group of people
A1 The town experienced unrest after the mayor's controversial decision.
A2 The students protested peacefully to show their discontent with the new school policy, causing some unrest.
B1 Political unrest in the region led to a decrease in tourism and investment.
B2 The government declared a state of emergency to address the growing unrest among the population.
C1 The ongoing unrest in the country has raised concerns about the stability of the government.
C2 The international community is closely monitoring the situation to prevent further unrest and violence.
verb not applicable
A1 The children were causing unrest in the classroom.
A2 The protest began to unrest the city.
B1 The political situation continues to unrest the citizens.
B2 The controversial decision by the government has unrested the entire country.
C1 The ongoing conflict has unrested the region for years.
C2 The economic crisis has unrested the global markets.
adjective not applicable
A1 The town experienced unrest due to a lack of resources.
A2 The students were uneasy and restless, causing unrest in the classroom.
B1 The political unrest in the country led to protests and demonstrations.
B2 The ongoing unrest in the region has raised concerns about safety for travelers.
C1 The social unrest was fueled by economic inequality and political corruption.
C2 The government's response to the unrest was criticized for being ineffective and heavy-handed.
adverb not applicable
A1 The town experienced unrest as the citizens protested against the new law.
A2 The students felt unrest in the classroom as they waited for the teacher to arrive.
B1 There was unrest in the community due to the recent rise in crime rates.
B2 The political unrest in the country led to widespread protests and demonstrations.
C1 The economic unrest in the region was exacerbated by the government's failure to address key issues.
C2 The social unrest caused by systemic inequalities prompted calls for reform and revolution.
pronoun not applicable
A1 There is unrest in the city.
A2 The unrest among the students is growing.
B1 The political unrest in the country is causing concern.
B2 The unrest in the region has led to calls for peace talks.
C1 The social unrest sparked by economic inequality is a complex issue.
C2 The unrest following the controversial election results has escalated into violence.
preposition not applicable
A1 The town experienced unrest after the announcement of the new tax.
A2 There was unrest in the classroom when the teacher left the room.
B1 The company faced unrest among its employees due to the new policies.
B2 The political unrest in the region has led to mass protests.
C1 The social unrest in the country is a result of years of economic inequality.
C2 The ongoing unrest in the region has caused concern among international organizations.
conjunction not applicable
A1 There was unrest in the city after the football match.
A2 The political unrest in the country has caused many people to flee.
B1 The unrest among the workers led to a strike at the factory.
B2 The social unrest in the region was a result of years of inequality.
C1 The economic unrest in the country was a major concern for investors.
C2 The unrest in the region was a complex issue with deep-rooted historical causes.
interjection not applicable
A1 Unrest! Please calm down and let's talk about this.
A2 Unrest! We need to address the issues causing this tension.
B1 Unrest! It's important to find a peaceful resolution to the situation.
B2 Unrest! The government must take action to prevent further escalation.
C1 Unrest! The unrest in the region is a complex issue that requires careful handling.
C2 Unrest! The international community needs to come together to address the root causes of unrest worldwide.
article not applicable
A1 The town experienced unrest after the mayor's controversial decision.
A2 The students protested peacefully to express their unrest with the new school policy.
B1 The political unrest in the country led to widespread demonstrations and strikes.
B2 The economic unrest caused by the stock market crash affected businesses across the region.
C1 The social unrest in the city was fueled by deep-rooted inequalities and injustices.
C2 The ongoing unrest in the region has raised concerns about the stability of the government.
formal The political unrest in the region has caused widespread concern among international organizations.
informal There's been a lot of unrest in the city lately, with protests happening almost every day.
slang Things are getting pretty tense around here, there's a lot of unrest brewing.
figurative The emotional unrest within her was like a storm waiting to unleash its fury.
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