Pronunciation: /ʌnˈsɛtəld/
verb past tense and past participle of unsettle
A1 She felt unsettled after watching a scary movie.
A2 The sudden change in weather unsettled the picnic plans.
B1 The news of the company layoffs unsettled the employees.
B2 The controversial decision unsettled the political landscape.
C1 The ongoing conflict in the region has unsettled the global economy.
C2 The uncertainty surrounding the new policy has unsettled investors.
adjective not settled or resolved; uncertain
A1 The new student felt unsettled in the unfamiliar classroom.
A2 The sudden change in weather left me feeling unsettled.
B1 The ongoing conflict in the region has left the residents feeling unsettled.
B2 The uncertainty of the future plans left her unsettled and anxious.
C1 The unresolved issues between the two countries have created an unsettled atmosphere.
C2 The constantly changing political landscape has left the citizens feeling unsettled and on edge.
formal The unsettled weather pattern caused delays in the flight schedule.
informal I feel a bit unsettled about the upcoming exam.
slang She's been feeling really unsettled lately, not sure what's going on.
figurative The unresolved conflict left a feeling of unsettled tension in the room.
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