disquiet

• What you feel I have felt, and hope that your disquiet will be shorter than mine.' —  Life Of Johnson, Vol. 1
• No sign of disquiet was there, no external suggestion of pain or trouble; I was at once startled and puzzled. —  THE ENGLISH GOVERNESS AT THE SIAMESE COURT
• Nothing was visible save a few people wandering around with looks of vague disquiet, as if they had just remembered that they wanted to do something, but what was it? —  Analog October, 1966
• There was an instant feeling of disquiet, as if the sun had suddenly passed behind a cloud, leaving her in shadow. —  JEFF GRUBB
• The only feature for disquiet were the thunderous detonations, the deep rumbling groans that rose up out of its far-off heart, and found a hundred echoes amongst the surrounding hills. —  The Heart of Unaga

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