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Synonym for disturb [verb]
The synonym disturb synonymous definition words:
Your question...Further results for the word "disturb"
bother [verb]
means "action"pester, distress, annoy, fuss, disturb, perplex, disturb, distress, upset, pain, grieve, trouble
disquiet [verb]
means "perturb"disturb, agitate, fluster, trouble, alarm, confuse
excite [verb]
means "agitate"disturb
fluster [verb]
means "perturb"disturb, disquiet, agitate, trouble, alarm, confuse
irritate [verb]
means "chafe"gall, vex, bother, aggravate, disturb, harass
muddle [verb]
means "confuse"mix up, bewilder, fluster, addle, befuddle, disturb
perturb [verb]
means "confuse"disturb
pester [verb]
means "bother"distress, annoy, fuss, disturb, perplex, harass
plague [verb]
means "harass"annoy, badger, disturb, fret, harry, hector
unbalance [verb]
means "cause craziness"derange, craze, disturb, madden
unnerve [verb]
means "agitate"bother, aggravate, upset, fluster, perturb, disturb
worry [verb]
means "activity"annoy, irritate, bother, disturb, harass, pester
wound [verb]
means "action"upset, trouble, bother, disturb
disturbance [noun]
means "disorder"convulsion, agitation, disarrangement, upheaval, commotion, perplexity, confusion
disturbed [adjective]
means "upset"confused, disordered, agitated, distressed, disorganised, disorganized
disturbing [adjective]
means "agonizing"depressing, distressing, painful, excruciating, tormenting, saddening
agitation [noun]
means "disorder"convulsion, disturbance, disarrangement, upheaval, commotion, perplexity
agonizing [adjective]
means "painful"depressing, distressing, disturbing, excruciating, tormenting, saddening
anxious [adjective]
means "concerned"troubled, uneasy, disturbed, uncomfortable, worried, solicitous
aroused [adjective]
means "afraid"frightened, fearful, alarmed, worried, disturbed, distressed
combustion [noun]
means "violent disturbance"disturbance, tumult, turmoil, agitation, eruption, riot
confusion [noun]
means "commotion"disturbance, bedlam, pandemonium, agitation, furore, turmoil
depressing [adjective]
means "agonizing"painful, distressing, disturbing, excruciating, tormenting, saddening
disappointed [adjective]
means "discontented"disgruntled, annoyed, displeased, irritated, disturbed, irritable
disgruntled [adjective]
means "discontented"disappointed, annoyed, displeased, irritated, disturbed, irritable
disorganised [adjective]
means "upset"confused, disordered, agitated, distressed, disturbed, disorganized
disorganized [adjective]
means "upset"confused, disordered, agitated, distressed, disorganised, disturbed
distressed [adjective]
means "afraid"frightened, fearful, aroused, worried, disturbed, alarmed
excruciating [adjective]
means "agonizing"depressing, distressing, disturbing, painful, tormenting, saddening
fisticuffs [noun]
means "quarrel"brawl, disturbance
flurry [noun]
means "commotion"disturbance, bother
frightened [adjective]
means "afraid"alarmed, fearful, aroused, worried, disturbed, distressed
hangup [noun]
means "personal problem"emotional problem, disturbance, difficulty, inhibition, predicament, phobia
harrowing [adjective]
means "nerve-racking"disturbing, traumatic, upsetting, trying, agonizing, distressing
ill-favored [adjective]
means "repulsive"ugly, offensive, unpleasant, disturbing, unattractive, horrible
nerve-racking [adjective]
means "harrowing"disturbing, traumatic, upsetting, trying, agonizing, distressing
painful [adjective]
means "agonizing"depressing, distressing, disturbing, excruciating, tormenting, saddening
reeling [noun]
means "commotion"turbulence, agitation, disturbance, convulsion, disorder
shaken [adjective]
means "upset"disturbed, uneasy, nervous, agitated, moved, distraught
storm [noun]
means "event"disturbance, convulsion
teasing [adjective]
means "tormenting"harassing, badgering, disturbing
terrible [adjective]
means "distressing"disastrous, severe, disturbing, unfortunate, excessive, extreme
tormenting [adjective]
means "agonizing"depressing, distressing, disturbing, excruciating, painful, saddening
troublesome [adjective]
means "difficult"burdensome, laborious, disturbing, arduous, wearisome, distressing
untoward [adjective]
means "unfavourable"disturbing, irritating, obstinate, refractory, indecorous, uncouth
upset [adjective]
means "feeling"agitated, irritated, worried, uneasy, disturbed, concerned
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