The action of moving (in general sense); movement, motion. Obsolete or archaic.

Absence of ease; uneasiness, discomfort; inconvenience, annoyance; disquiet; distress, trouble.

Want or lack of ease; discomfort; uneasiness.

Absence of ease; uneasiness, discomfort; inconvenience, annoyance; disquiet, disturbance; trouble. (For long Obsolete but revived in modern use…

The action of perturbing a person's mind, heart, etc.; the fact or condition of being mentally perturbed; mental or spiritual agitation or…

The quality of being unrestful, or of not being restful; restlessness; disquiet, discontent; disturbance, unrest.

Interruption of mental tranquillity or equanimity; mental agitation, excitement, discomposure.

Unrest, disquiet, trouble.

Disturbance, molestation.

= perturbation, n.

The condition of being anxious, disturbed, or mentally disquieted.

The action of inquieting, disturbing, or molesting; the fact or condition of being inquieted; = inquieting, n.

Disturbance (physical or mental).

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

Uneasiness, vexation.

The condition of being inquiet; inquietude.

= unro, n.

Disquiet of the mind, vexation of the spirit.

disturbance, perturbation.

The action of disturbing or molesting; the condition of being disturbed or disquieted.

The action of turmoil, v.; commotion, agitation, disquietude; also, toiling, severe labour.

Absence or lack of quiet; disquiet, disturbance.

Disturbance or perturbation of the mind or feelings, esp. when manifested in physical movements; anxiety or nervous excitement; (also) an instance of…

figurative and in figurative context. Commotion or unrest (of mind or soul); a tumultuous assemblage (of thoughts, feelings).

A state of inquietude or trouble: = unrest, n.

The fact or state of being put out of countenance; discomposure, discomfiture. Also: a matter which causes discomposure or discomfiture. Obsolete.

figurative. Agitation of mind. Obsolete.

Absence of bodily or mental quietness; disturbance; uneasiness, anxiety, worry; restlessness, unrest.

Shaking, agitation; also, mental perturbation.

discomfort, uneasiness.

The state or condition of being restless.

Mental agitation or disturbance; excitement; perturbation. (Also with plural.) Obsolete.

Condition or state of disturbance.

The action of disquieting; the fact or condition of being disquieted.

Disturbance or agitation of mind, discomposure. Obsolete.

A state of unease or apprehension. Cf. alarm, n. 7c. Obsolete. rare.

Discomfort, trouble, or anxiety, as affecting one's circumstances or welfare. Also (with plural), an instance of this.

The action of depriving, or condition of being deprived, of ease; uneasiness, discomfort. Obsolete.

= discomposure, n. (in various senses).

The state or condition of being discomposed (in various senses); discomposure.

figurative. Commotion of mind or feeling; a mental or nervous shock. Obsolete.

Lack or disturbance of self-possession; agitation, perturbation.

Mental or emotional disturbance; a state of agitation, worry, or concern; a ‘flap’.

want of composure, disorderliness.

Disturbance of mind; uneasiness, disquietude.

A state of agitation or commotion. Obsolete.

the state of being disquieted; uneasiness, disquietness.

Lack of tranquillity; inquietude; restlessness.

Disquieted condition or state; restlessness, disturbance, disquietness.

The state, condition, or fact of being (mentally or physically) uncomfortable; uneasiness. Also: slight physical pain.

The state or condition of being ruffled; (also) the action of ruffling. Cf. ruffle, v.1

U.S. chiefly colloquial. A state of alarm or perturbation.

The fact of feeling uncomfortable.

The state, condition, or fact of being (mentally or physically) uncomfortable or uneasy; = discomfort, n. 4b. Also: an instance of this. Cf. discomf…

= dysphoria, n. Obsolete. rare.

A state or condition marked by feelings of unease or (mental) discomfort (see quots.).

English regional (south-western). figurative. A state of agitation or trouble.

colloquial (chiefly West African). With possessive adjective: the business or concern of the person specified. Cf. that's your problem at problem, n.…

= perturbation, n.

A feeling of discomfort, apprehension, or depression; the ‘jitters’; delirium tremens; also, formerly, a type of dance.

In Nigeria: trouble, affliction, calamity; (also) inconvenience, fuss, bother, palaver.

Upset, annoyance; anxiety, agitation.