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What is another word for
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Noun
A feeling of worry or unease
A condition of being restless, uneasy or nervous
A loud commotion, disturbance or activity
Annoyance or distress at having failed or been humiliated
Mental torment or distress
A general feeling of discomfort, illness, or unease whose exact cause is difficult to identify
A state of being uncertain or unstable
Verb
To bother or cause unease to one's mental or emotional state
To make (someone) feel annoyed, frustrated, or worried, especially with trivial matters
To frighten or cause fear in
To offend the moral feelings of
To make a strong, lasting, or favorable impression on
To fail to fulfill the hopes or expectations of
To implant bitter feelings in (someone)
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Noun
▲
A feeling of worry or unease
uneasiness
worry
anxiety
concern
fear
disquietude
nervousness
alarm
distress
unease
unrest
angst
anxiousness
perturbation
agitation
inquietude
restlessness
consternation
foreboding
fretfulness
malaise
trepidation
upset
agita
anguish
apprehension
apprehensiveness
care
concernment
dread
fright
nervosity
panic
solicitude
sweat
jitteriness
ailment
disturbance
storm
trouble
misgiving
fearfulness
jitters
doubt
tension
discomposure
stress
suspicion
edginess
dismay
heebie-jeebies
turmoil
confusion
uncertainty
willies
horror
ferment
terror
turbulence
strain
vexation
mistrust
discomfort
worriment
butterflies
jumpiness
shakes
twitchiness
nerves
qualm
shock
fluster
hesitation
torment
irritation
excitability
antsiness
creeps
hassle
restiveness
alarum
scruple
bother
misery
difficulty
instability
collywobbles
abdabs
jumps
cold sweat
presentiment
embarrassment
scare
reservation
grief
tenseness
suffering
annoyance
compunction
qualms
disconcertment
insomnia
movement
activity
bustle
hurry
discomfiture
butterflies in the stomach
woe
transience
fitfulness
inconstancy
dubiety
worriedness
unsettledness
ants
yips
fuss
impatience
jim-jams
flap
tizzy
awkwardness
sorrow
distrust
burden
screaming abdabs
affliction
perplexity
disconcertion
scepticism
UK
cold feet
chagrin
hesitancy
botheration
fidgets
unquietness
trial
fermentation
fidgetiness
all-overs
skepticism
US
trepidity
funk
misdoubt
distraction
tribulation
hardship
Joe Blakes
goose bumps
blue funk
pain
abashment
pressure
problem
commotion
timidity
disruption
sadness
surprise
niggle
stimulation
misgivings
diffidence
disbelief
inconvenience
anger
hesitance
flusteredness
trembling
habdabs
shame
chill
wariness
query
mortification
downer
disappointment
mistrustfulness
premonition
stage fright
frustration
lack of faith
lack of confidence
Sturm und Drang
unbelief
pins and needles
screaming habdabs
sudden fear
shiver
nerviness
solicitousness
torture
disorder
dysphoria
dyspathy
hysteria
misfortune
remorse
problems
nervous tension
excitement
heartache
suspense
trauma
queasiness
tumult
disorientation
bewilderment
tremulousness
touchiness
harassment
watchfulness
reservations
awe
shivers
drag
discombobulation
trembles
delirium
neurasthenia
animation
moodiness
neuroticism
quivers
feverishness
dithers
sensitivity
to-do
forebodingness
humiliation
cynicism
defeat
nail-biting
indecision
dilemma
unpleasantness
shudder
doubtfulness
headache
questioning
gremlin
hindrance
second thoughts
bummer
blues
depression
misbelief
incertitude
distrustfulness
dubitation
quandary
second thought
insecurity
agony
a blue funk
ants in pants
question mark
amazement
unquiet
needles
suspiciousness
constraint
displeasure
penitence
discontent
stupefaction
astonishment
nag
hurry-scurry
pangs
doubts
reconsideration
regrets
disquietedness
issue
palpitation
emotion
living day to day
Weltschmerz
shaking
fidgeting
muddlement
wonder
muddle
sense of foreboding
adversity
a cold sweat
clamour
UK
upheaval
flurry
outcry
question
DTs
lather
arousal
unhappiness
travails
quaking
travail
ants in your pants
loss of face
incitement
dissatisfaction
disillusionment
fit of nerves
buck fever
ill
reluctance
shuddering
surviving
seizure
getting by
struggling
mixing
clamor
US
rocking
state
discouragement
disenchantment
mid-life crisis
jump
tremble
fidget
derangement
tizz
swivet
fear and trembling
heart attack
mental stress
mental strain
conflict
bad feeling
emotional strain
affright
flinching
tizzy, tizz
nervous excitement
oppression
responsibility
dumps
frenzy
jam
crush
rush
hurt
grievance
shake-up
disarray
aversion
phobia
trials and tribulations
demur
regret
overextension
distention
heat
intensity
passion
flutter
urgency
incredulity
vacillation
reversion
letdown
dislocation
affront
destruction
burdens
wavering
irresolution
expectancy
albatross
disinclination
the blahs
turn-up
subversion
beating
ruin
failure
demurral
chariness
dubiousness
inhibition
unsureness
butterflies in one's stomach
survival mode
twinge
queries
questions
suspicions
leeriness
ambiguity
demoralization
US
rout
overthrow
undoing
nonplus
lack of certainty
lack of conviction
faltering
lack of trust
faithlessness
umbrage
issues
conscience
repentance
remonstrance
contrition
pang
objection
descent
demoralisation
UK
prenotion
presage
comedown
conquest
vanquishment
defeasance
strife
task
struggle
tremors
cravenness
disadvantage
attention
row
pitfall
consideration
puzzle
scrape
heed
hang-up
aggravation
nuisance
interest
carefulness
irk
irritant
thorn
bugbear
unwieldiness
downside
peeve
rub
drawback
unfitness
pest
exasperation
aggro
ruffle
regard
nuisance value
uphill
untimeliness
unsuitableness
unhandiness
cumbersomeness
heedfulness
troublesomeness
incommode
stew
hair shirt
tiresomeness
bothersomeness
inopportuneness
relevance
bearing
relation
put out
interestedness
tender loving care
more ❯
“The scale of public
disquiet
is such that the government has intimated that the redeployment has a limit of 30 days.”
Noun
▲
A condition of being restless, uneasy or nervous
turmoil
unrest
ferment
restiveness
restlessness
uneasiness
fermentation
unquietness
Sturm und Drang
turbulence
tumult
agitation
upheaval
uproar
disruption
disorder
confusion
disturbance
chaos
trouble
uprising
bubbling
dissolving
souring
evaporation
ebullition
volatilization
frothing
seething
foaming
leavening
fever
frenzy
excitement
furore
UK
stew
brouhaha
hubbub
fuss
storm
stir
commotion
flurry
bustle
ruckus
mayhem
clamour
UK
hurly-burly
to-do
glow
heat
kerfuffle
hoo-ha
rumpus
carry-on
imbroglio
hoopla
moil
aggro
coil
argy-bargy
scene
ailment
disquietude
flap
stink
furor
US
upturn
rumble
convulsion
outcry
row
clamor
US
hell broke loose
state of unrest
bother
rebellion
anarchy
insurrection
rioting
upset
conflict
discord
dither
strife
dissatisfaction
perturbation
sedition
protest
worry
fighting
ructions
quarrel
discontent
tizzy
anxiety
discontentment
instability
unease
annoyance
disaffection
grief
distress
change
tension
dissension
trepidation
anxiousness
altercation
dissent
nervousness
fear
apprehension
bickering
controversy
chagrin
irritation
anguish
vexation
sorrow
contention
malaise
debate
moodiness
crisis
perplexity
mortification
disease
ennui
riot
lawlessness
misrule
revolution
mutiny
fracas
brawl
melee
pandemonium
affray
violence
anarchism
mob rule
reign of terror
hullabaloo
unruliness
shindig
shindy
wilding
fray
terrorism
rampage
mobocracy
free-for-all
ochlocracy
ruction
street fight
racket
disorganization
US
scuffle
vandalism
wildness
crime
criminality
nihilism
misgovernment
insurgency
donnybrook
nongovernment
disregard
hostility
lack of control
irresponsibility
lack of restraint
wingding
street fighting
violent disorder
demonstration
shower
mix-up
hassle
shivaree
brannigan
mob violence
run-in
snarl
distemper
burst
insurgence
revolt
disorganisation
UK
absence of government
fight
pother
blather
corroboree
foofaraw
ballyhoo
whirl
tremor
eruption
hurry-scurry
do
clutter
clatter
ado
bluster
quake
squall
bobbery
explosion
bangarang
shock
distraction
fisticuffs
williwaw
splore
hindrance
hurly
welter
scrimmage
big scene
alarums and excursions
disarrangement
spasm
helter-skelter
big stink
hoo-hah
hurry-skurry
hubble-bubble
snafu
biffo
bagarre
entanglement
discombobulation
strike
static
breach of the peace
more ❯
Noun
▲
A loud commotion, disturbance or activity
din
uproar
commotion
tumult
hubbub
hullabaloo
pandemonium
rumpus
row
disturbance
fuss
ruction
ado
brouhaha
outcry
confusion
bedlam
fracas
chaos
shouting
vociferation
yelling
shout
stramash
screaming
babble
babbling
caterwauling
ululation
buzz
boisterousness
tintamarre
hurly-burly
hoo-ha
furore
UK
turmoil
hue and cry
ruckus
furor
US
bluster
disorder
racket
turbulence
noise
kerfuffle
bustle
bother
clatter
ballyhoo
hoopla
pother
whirl
storm
blather
welter
clamour
UK
moil
bobbery
mayhem
foofaraw
shindy
unrest
excitement
squall
stew
agitation
williwaw
hurly
babel
splore
clutter
corroboree
hurricane
hurry
upheaval
ferment
flurry
clamor
US
flap
coil
zoo
riot
fun
do
activity
stir
splash
scene
bangarang
backwash
maelstrom
ructions
to-do
discord
helter-skelter
hubble-bubble
hurry-scurry
hoo-hah
alarums and excursions
hurry-skurry
song and dance
disquietude
sensation
whirlwind
disarray
anarchy
lawlessness
snafu
shambles
chaotic situation
roar
talk
bowwow
howl
brawl
chatter
cry
squawk
lamentation
bewailing
uproariousness
yelp
katzenjammer
fanfare
bellow
havoc
perturbation
folderol
broil
disruption
frenzy
affray
stink
aggro
excitation
donnybrook
lather
palaver
action
fermentation
discomposure
fireworks
melee
pantomime
dither
restlessness
hustle
tamasha
hassle
annoyance
combustion
convulsion
production
trouble
breach of the peace
big scene
fuss and bother
bobsy-die
carry-on
big stink
hell broke loose
argy-bargy
hustle and bustle
clangour
UK
strife
jangle
clangor
US
madhouse
upset
violence
free-for-all
all hell broken loose
swirl
jumble
cataclysm
madness
disorganization
US
blare
convulsions
paroxysm
bouleversement
earthquake
tempest
outbreak
charivari
outburst
seething mass
loud noise
upturn
disorganisation
UK
destruction
storms
scramble
rowdydow
roaring
baying
blaring
altercation
quarrel
bagarre
upheavals
craziness
roughhouse
shivaree
bickering
uncertainty
unsettlement
wildness
seething
fight
wild disarray
tohubohu
maelstroms
tempests
all hell breaking loose
ailment
anxiousness
mix-up
topsy-turviness
anxiety
instability
hectic
distress
Sturm und Drang
three-ring circus
discordance
rattle
decibels
bruit
cacophony
confused noise
revolution
jargon
clang
tower
car crash
eruption
overthrow
stirring
tremor
disaster
violent change
about-face
explosion
flip-flop
temblor
alteration
turnaround
shakeout
switch
catastrophe
new deal
seismic shift
sudden change
major change
new ball-game
hype
more ❯
Noun
▲
Annoyance or distress at having failed or been humiliated
chagrin
annoyance
displeasure
dissatisfaction
irritation
vexation
embarrassment
spleen
discomfiture
discomposure
humiliation
mortification
crossness
disgruntlement
exasperation
fretfulness
pique
anger
discontent
frustration
fury
indignation
rage
resentment
umbrage
wrath
distress
rankling
shame
smarting
aggravation
ill-humour
ire
peevishness
baulk
UK
balk
US
blow
crushing
disappointment
dismay
ill-humor
letdown
sorrow
upset
discontentment
unhappiness
regret
disaffection
discontentedness
uneasiness
weariness
disapproval
restlessness
disfavour
UK
envy
malaise
disgust
disfavor
US
sadness
disapprobation
lamentation
distaste
gloominess
depression
dislike
disrelish
discouragement
discomfort
worry
malcontentment
desolation
malcontent
dejection
disillusionment
disenchantment
despondency
disconsolation
despair
dispiritedness
glumness
disillusion
melancholy
disconsolateness
torment
anguish
unfulfilment
misery
gloom
downheartedness
grievances
woe
unrest
unease
impatience
heavy-heartedness
bad feelings
irritability
temper
low spirits
heaviness of heart
petulance
agitation
tetchiness
testiness
chip on one's shoulder
botheration
grief
needling
perturbation
bother
aggro
bad temper
pip
harassment
hot temper
gall
ill humour
hassle
crabbiness
stroppiness
choler
being rubbed up the wrong way
disregard
grievance
restiveness
Weltschmerz
boredom
aversion
disinclination
disliking
oppression
hopelessness
indisposition
anxiety
querulousness
jealousy
trouble
heartburn
complaint
ennui
outrage
huff
animosity
passion
offence
UK
offense
US
acrimony
antagonism
miff
bitterness
irascibility
grudge
madness
rancour
UK
rancor
US
bile
spite
furor
US
hurt
lividity
wrathfulness
lividness
animus
angriness
malice
irateness
dudgeon
infuriation
birse
furore
UK
ill will
malignity
ill temper
hatred
enmity
hostility
provocation
vehemence
rise
mood
mad
ill feeling
acerbity
malevolence
exacerbation
storm
conniption
tantrum
antipathy
virulence
bad feeling
slow burn
asperity
stew
cynicism
resentfulness
dander
vindictiveness
hissy fit
bad mood
hate
virulency
tiff
fog
embitterment
high dudgeon
rancorousness
spitefulness
venom
air rage
cattiness
snappishness
vitriol
dyspepsia
viciousness
affront
peeve
violence
pet
soreness
distemper
maliciousness
blow up
ill humor
cat fit
nuisance
boiling point
disturbance
moodiness
acridity
acidity
touchiness
acridness
pettishness
tartness
cantankerousness
grumpiness
shock
mordancy
waspishness
acidness
corrosiveness
pain
strop
nastiness
hatefulness
blowout
grump
wax
paddy
scorn
bate
poison
apoplexy
jaundice
ferocity
flare-up
ill feelings
fit of pique
wounded feelings
blowup
hard feelings
bad blood
extreme anger
acrimoniousness
headache
shortness
disheartenment
bedevilment
snappiness
surliness
stress
churlishness
plague
enragement
besetment
friction
hot-headedness
horror
injustice
danger
savagery
road rage
opposition
vengeance
violation
detestation
loathing
score
down
lather
righteous anger
fume
tizzy
more heat than light
conniption fit
incensement
chip on your shoulder
irk
hurt pride
ruckus
snit
sore
hurt feelings
wounded pride
malignance
sullenness
biliousness
sourness
malignancy
meanness
despite
state
raving
uproar
feverishness
delirium
frenzy
distraction
fever
obsession
flap
hysteria
deliriousness
mania
rampage
injury
foulie
fit of rage
fit of fury
fit of anger
skid
paddywhack
towering rage
exception
odium
slight
nettling
provoking
irking
milt
lien
caprice
whim
wingding
frenzy of anger
fit of temper
spasm
hysterics
paroxysm
convulsion
squall
explosion
frenzy of rage
fireworks
eruption
hemorrhage
US
excitement
bluster
heat
haemorrhage
UK
outburst
ferment
sense of injury
fit of bad temper
paroxysm of anger
fit of ill temper
paroxysm of rage
mard
more ❯
Noun
▲
Mental torment or distress
pain
sorrow
grief
heartache
heartbreak
anguish
sadness
agony
unhappiness
distress
torment
desolation
woe
melancholy
misery
despair
desperation
torture
disappointment
depression
trauma
angst
suffering
affliction
dolor
wretchedness
despondency
tribulation
dejection
vexation
bitterness
grievance
mourning
sorrowfulness
anxiety
bereavement
grieving
infelicity
lamentation
malaise
shock
gloom
heavy heart
lamenting
bemoaning
bewailing
blues
broken heart
emotional suffering
heartsickness
mental suffering
mournfulness
regret
rue
worry
cheerlessness
disconsolateness
dispiritedness
funk
gloominess
letdown
listlessness
moodiness
mopes
martyrdom
straits
travail
discomfort
irritation
hurt
upset
ache
twinge
pang
trouble
disquietude
mortification
worriment
dolefulness
trial
embarrassment
dolour
care
discord
remorse
agitation
unrest
stress
dissatisfaction
broken-heartedness
turmoil
strife
sorriness
dole
lament
pining
hardship
strain
tumult
repining
heaviness of heart
purgatory
deploring
perturbation
excruciation
rack
tenderness
unconsolability
concern
ordeal
throe
uneasiness
perplexity
stew
soreness
visitation
shame
cross
headache
bad news
stiffness
smarting
throbbing
throb
cramp
gyp
inquietude
displeasure
annoyance
aches and pains
hurting
low spirits
glumness
hell
hopelessness
passion
melancholia
doldrums
hell on earth
dumps
defeatism
downheartedness
pessimism
adversity
devastation
misfortune
bale
difficulty
calvary
dark night of the soul
disheartenment
resignation
forlornness
discouragement
despondence
dismay
down
resignedness
demoralization
US
miserableness
dreariness
disconsolation
dismalness
joylessness
burden
despond
repentance
weeping
oppression
demoralisation
UK
deprivation
dashed hopes
poverty
heartbrokenness
extreme upset
Gehenna
horror
murder
nightmare
moroseness
blue devils
stitch
squalor
anvil chorus
cynicism
negativity
fatalism
doubt
distrust
nihilism
negative thinking
Weltschmerz
dyspepsia
suspicion
gloomy outlook
expecting the worst
doom and gloom
dim view
looking on the black side
dark side
lack of hope
expectation of worst
more ❯
Noun
▲
A general feeling of discomfort, illness, or unease whose exact cause is difficult to identify
malaise
depression
illness
unease
angst
anxiety
discomfort
melancholy
sickness
weakness
dejection
despondency
doldrums
enervation
lassitude
restlessness
trouble
unhappiness
ailment
ailments
anguish
ills
languor
listlessness
weariness
debility
disease
feebleness
indisposition
infirmity
uneasiness
condition
decrepitude
despair
discontent
disorder
dissatisfaction
distress
ennui
infirmness
malady
pain
sickliness
unhealthiness
weltschmerz
Weltschmerz
boredom
tedium
lethargy
sluggishness
blahs
satiety
spiritlessness
dumps
sadness
blues
fatigue
languidness
yawn
apathy
acedia
surfeit
world-weariness
ho hums
lack of interest
glumness
gloom
gloominess
misery
pessimism
woe
heartsickness
forlornness
despondence
heartache
sorrowfulness
disconsolateness
miserableness
joylessness
heavy-heartedness
dispiritedness
mournfulness
downheartedness
inertia
despond
desolation
oppression
dreariness
dolefulness
hopelessness
dismalness
blue devils
indifference
mopes
disinterest
dismals
letdown
downer
dullness
stupor
slump
torpor
inactivity
stagnation
funk
bummer
low spirits
black mood
blue funk
more ❯
Noun
▲
A state of being uncertain or unstable
precariousness
instability
unsteadiness
insecurity
shakiness
unstableness
unpredictability
unreliability
volatility
variability
capriciousness
changeability
fickleness
fluctuation
vulnerability
weakness
fluidity
transience
inconsistency
mutability
changeableness
irregularity
uncertainty
frailty
vacillation
fitfulness
flightiness
oscillation
impermanence
restlessness
wavering
disequilibrium
unsureness
alternation
anxiety
hesitation
immaturity
inquietude
irresolution
pliancy
unfixedness
insecureness
wobbliness
ricketiness
inconstancy
unevenness
tremulousness
erraticism
treacherousness
imbalance
riskiness
perilousness
unpredictableness
temporariness
dodginess
chanciness
iffiness
flux
rising and falling
rise and fall
emotional rollercoaster
variation
change
undependability
rockiness
shift
randomness
swing
movement
motion
see-sawing
yo-yoing
fragility
unsoundness
variance
modulation
distortion
upheaval
regulation
alteration
lack of consistency
diversification
ebb and flow
deformation
displacement
diversity
variety
vicissitude
turbulence
levity
reeling
wonkiness
trembling
contradiction
self-contradiction
self-contradictoriness
contrariety
flimsiness
insubstantiality
unrest
transition
modification
continuous change
vertigo
ambiguity
mutation
inconclusiveness
danger
defencelessness
abruptness
jerkiness
suddenness
unfaithfulness
moodiness
infirmity
peril
unguardedness
state of suspense
abnormality
disloyalty
risk
impulsiveness
skittishness
infidelity
faithlessness
giddiness
a tendency to blow hot and cold
hazard
dubiety
frailness
tenuousness
unpunctuality
haphazardness
patchiness
desultoriness
review
rectification
refashioning
wobble
wave
deviation
lability
indecisiveness
frivolity
lack of protection
disorganization
US
caprice
aperiodicity
intermittency
intermittence
disorderliness
disorganisation
UK
shifting
lack of method
dynamics
activity
stirring
undulation
jumpiness
changing
mobility
motility
stir
agitation
tendency to blow hot and cold
drift
kinesis
sway
kinetics
move
to and fro
coming and going
toing and froing
full swing
ups and downs
wobbles
deviations
rectifications
waves
vicissitudes
reviews
displacements
refashionings
changes
waverings
more ❯
Verb
▲
To bother or cause unease to one's mental or emotional state
disturb
upset
agitate
bother
concern
distress
unsettle
discompose
perturb
worry
trouble
alarm
disconcert
ruffle
startle
unnerve
vex
ail
alarum
annoy
appall
US
appal
UK
derail
discomfort
dismay
distemper
distract
exercise
flurry
frazzle
frighten
fuss
hagride
harass
hassle
make uneasy
plague
undo
unhinge
incommode
panic
fluster
freak out
fret
make anxious
perplex
pester
unquiet
weird out
make fretful
make restless
rattle
faze
discomfit
afflict
irk
confuse
confound
discombobulate
bug
irritate
bewilder
torment
get to
throw
throw off balance
shake
provoke
nonplus
stir up
spook
discountenance
shake up
burden
oppress
beset
agonize
US
psych
displease
frustrate
harry
gnaw at
torture
put off
abash
agonise
UK
pain
needle
scare
hurt
take aback
depress
bedevil
stress
daunt
puzzle
grieve
aggrieve
sadden
dishearten
burn up
embarrass
strain
beleaguer
gall
try
discommode
chafe
pother
discourage
excite
offend
give someone grief
lie heavy on
demoralize
US
derange
put someone off their stroke
rack
mortify
work up
sicken
weigh down
nettle
demoralise
UK
make waves
throw off
psych out
give a hard time
dispirit
put into a flap
bustle
throw into a tizz
anger
exasperate
wound
jolt
miff
craze
peeve
unman
chagrin
addle
haunt
baffle
shock
harrow
persecute
pique
niggle
badger
flummox
chill
cause anxiety to
mystify
surprise
aggravate
terrify
nag
tick off
preoccupy
make uncomfortable
nag at
weigh on
cause someone to lose their composure
inconvenience
hurry
deter
rile
anguish
intimidate
overwhelm
cow
disorder
unbalance
deject
put out
disarrange
destabilize
US
horrify
tear
rouse
disappoint
muddle
turn
fear
sweat
stew
besiege
outrage
indispose
despair
flip
tease
egg on
arouse
curse
fuddle
tantalize
US
tantalise
UK
turn on
disoblige
affront
terrorize
US
floor
destabilise
UK
disgruntle
get at
pick on
make nervous
hector
make a scene
dumbfound
sap
affect
dog
push buttons
molest
terrorise
UK
hound
flip out
hurt somebody's feelings
be a great weight on
eat at
weigh heavily on one's mind
possess
intrude
do someone's head in
cause offense
interrupt
pull the rug from under
prey on someone's mind
cause concern to
pull the rug out from under
drive up the wall
weigh heavily on
cause discomfort to
wring
incite
inflame
stimulate
consternate
tangle
roil
frenzy
heat
tear away at
thwart
occupy
ferment
cause disquiet to
flutter
ventilate
examine
move
hustle
quicken
down
disorganize
dement
displace
jumble
rummage
disarray
disrupt
bamboozle
befuddle
cause anxiety
put on edge
obsess
daze
insult
eat away at
make flip
bug up
work someone up
set someone back on their heels
occupy someone's thoughts
make someone scratch their head
be a burden to
weigh heavily on someone's mind
niggle at
grind at
dash
astound
complicate
amaze
tire
interfere
astonish
dizzy
throw into confusion
pour cold water on
throw cold water on
grind
disengage
unfasten
separate
unhitch
disconnect
uncouple
detach
disillusion
paralyse
UK
injure
sting
throw into uproar
throw into disorder
affright
disenchant
get in the way
strap
break
nit-pick
prick
push
desolate
martyr
lie heavy on someone's mind
give a bad time
weigh heavy on someone's mind
hack you off
send into a spin
catch somebody off balance
mix up
catch somebody unawares
paralyze
US
snafu
let down
disgust
cause suffering to
cause anguish to
roust
be
knock sideways
disarm
suffer
be unwell
devastate
drive insane
recur
make wretched
cut up
mistreat
heckle
bait
accost
pursue
encroach
obtrude
break in
mess up
fill with consternation
foul up
screw up
put the wind up someone
throw into a tizzy
knock for six
louse up
give someone a turn
muck up
be rude to
rub the wrong way
be offensive
stun
stupefy
tax
arouse anxiety in
send over the edge
be indisposed
be crook
carp
repulse
repel
jar
slight
excruciate
nauseate
prey on
be a weight on one's mind
come back to
stay with
be ever present
madden
infest
cavil
do a number on
make it tough for
make miserable
be on one's case
be sick
be wrong with
feel pain
be in pain
feel unwell
be ill
be weak
be the matter with
ride
uncalm
undermine
buffalo
weaken
enfeeble
enervate
quibble
cause anguish
cause suffering
turn off
be hurtful to
bleed
mourn
lambaste
cause sorrow
nitpick
test
importune
flap
fidget
dun
goad
bowl over
set back
give offence to
make unhappy
be disagreeable to
push the buttons of
hurt someone's feelings
thumb nose at
cut to the quick
awe
overawe
be agitated
give a turn
put the wind up
nark
take pains
be in a tizzy
be worried
incapacitate
cramp
debilitate
labour over
subdue
sweat out
be in a flap
get worked up
get in a stew
be in a stew
fire up
wind up
make a big thing out of
make a big thing of
bully
browbeat
make a meal of
make a mountain out of a molehill
get someone
bum out
get across
hack off
lay up
key up
make a thing of
rock the boat
mess with someone's head
blind
get on someone's wick
put off one's stroke
gravel
bemuse
disorient
get
befog
beat
stump
fox
maze
pose
cause to be at a stand
flabbergast
fog
muddy
wilder
be all Greek to
stagger
catch off balance
obfuscate
put out of countenance
set someone thinking
blow one's mind
put someone off their stride
go to one's head
shame
humiliate
balk
US
take by surprise
intoxicate
inebriate
make punchy
bring up short
disorientate
set thinking
stymie
baulk
UK
snow
blow away
stumble
mess with one's head
stop someone in their tracks
make someone's head spin
ball up
muddle up
mistake
put down
confusticate
set one thinking
leave open-mouthed
strike dumb
leave aghast
disaccord
jangle
discord
disharmonize
grate
rasp
gripe
itch
frost
eat
spite
involve
thicken
knock out
overpower
encumber
entangle
mull
obscure
wonder
stir
profundicate
foil
metagrobolize
overcome
muck
ravel
knock the stuffing out of someone
boggle the mind
dazzle
snarl up
muddy the waters
mix you up
benumb
numb
hinder
demean
hit a sour note
knock the stuffing out of
blur
petrify
hit like a ton of bricks
divert
crush
put someone off
discredit
dishonour
UK
crack
unstring
loco
make self-conscious
make awkward
make ashamed
show up
own
upset apple cart
dishonor
US
hang up
make a monkey of
put in a spot
put in a hole
put on the spot
catch one short
put somebody off his or her stride
chivvy
chivy
infatuate
enrage
drive mad
interfere with
intrude upon
barge in on
intrude on
butt in on
horn in on
rattle one's cage
more ❯
“In truth, his encounter with Toby Addington had
disquieted
him.”
Verb
▲
To make (someone) feel annoyed, frustrated, or worried, especially with trivial matters
vex
annoy
irritate
bother
irk
upset
provoke
exasperate
rile
gall
aggravate
anger
nettle
disturb
bug
trouble
pique
ruffle
peeve
worry
harass
nark
distress
infuriate
displease
needle
agitate
offend
perturb
plague
hassle
pester
incense
madden
miff
torment
chafe
get
persecute
enrage
rankle
grate
afflict
discompose
rasp
ride
eat
outrage
spite
harry
fret
gripe
frost
inflame
pain
nag
tease
gravel
itch
fluster
hound
depress
embarrass
frustrate
fuss
try
molest
chagrin
disgust
dissatisfy
abrade
mither
bite
hack off
get to
tick off
burn up
wind up
rub up the wrong way
put out
bum out
get across
drive up the wall
give someone the hump
make someone see red
hack you off
grate on
get on your nerves
rankle with
give someone grief
get your back up
get under one's skin
be at
put your back up
turn off
give a hard time
drive bananas
get in one's hair
be a pain in the neck
give a bad time
mix up
be a thorn in someone's side
disconcert
discomfit
confuse
rattle
mortify
abash
rark
humiliate
shame
crush
dismay
get on someone's nerves
get someone's back up
make someone's blood boil
ruffle someone's feathers
make someone's hackles rise
get in someone's hair
get up someone's nose
get under someone's skin
try someone's patience
get someone's dander up
get on someone's wick
get someone's hackles up
be a thorn in someone's flesh
unsettle
disgrace
unnerve
flurry
grieve
concern
panic
goad
excoriate
alarm
faze
stir
discountenance
put off
affect
throw
pother
niggle
discombobulate
shake up
make nervous
cause anxiety
make anxious
throw off balance
browbeat
wear
stump
bully
furbelow
cow
frill
excite
bluster
disrupt
intimidate
flummox
floor
fuddle
cause to panic
put someone off their stroke
get on nerves
eat away at
throw into a tizz
put into a flap
cause someone to lose their composure
rattle one's cage
throw into tizzy
make angry
antagonize
US
antagonise
UK
exacerbate
make cross
drive mad
drive crazy
tee off
drive round the twist
rage
give someone the pip
make waves
cheese off
brown off
incommode
inconvenience
discommode
get in your hair
be on your back
badger
rub you up the wrong way
put your nose out of joint
hump
fray
tatter
erode
scour
wear down
drive to distraction
drive round the bend
insult
exercise
wear out
wear away
get on someone
affront
taunt
wear to shreds
scrape away
bite into
roil
incite
grill
bait
start
gnaw away at
put someone out
get on one's nerves
send into a rage
work into lather
try one's patience
stir up
put someone's back up
make blood boil
get across someone
set on
rub the wrong way
raise someone's hackles
set one off
take a rise out of
get a rise out of
hit where one lives
fume
be angry
be annoyed
brood
be offended
upset oneself
be impatient
be incensed
be ruffled
be frustrated
be narked
be exasperated
be inflamed
be vexed
be irritated
blow a fuse
more ❯
Verb
▲
To frighten or cause fear in
scarify
scare
frighten
terrify
alarm
startle
panic
shock
terrorise
UK
terrorize
US
horrify
spook
affright
petrify
fright
alarum
intimidate
unnerve
daunt
agitate
dismay
appal
UK
appall
US
awe
disconcert
perturb
chill
cow
browbeat
discomfort
deter
bulldoze
astound
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
disburb
discourage
dishearten
faze
repel
stiff
unhinge
worry
silly
scare to death
strike terror into
scare away
curdle the blood
scare off
make teeth chatter
chill to the bone
make blood run cold
make one's blood run cold
scare the daylights out of
make one's hair stand on end
disturb
scare the bejesus out of
unsettle
scare witless
fill with fear
throw into a panic
give someone goose pimples
make someone jump out of their skin
scare the pants off
put the wind up
put the fear of God into
give someone the heebie-jeebies
unman
fluster
shake
ruffle
throw into panic
rattle
upset
scare stiff
freeze your blood
surprise
get the wind up
make your hair stand on end
scare someone half to death
scare someone out of their wits
make your blood run cold
scare the living daylights out of
throw into a fright
make one's flesh creep
throw into a blue funk
give one the creeps
chill someone to the marrow
flabbergast
consternate
stagger
spring
give a turn
take someone aback
spring something on
give someone a jolt
take aback
shake up
give a shock
give someone a fright
make jump
give someone a turn
frighten the living daylights out of
make someone's flesh crawl
chill someone's blood
make someone's blood run cold
make someone's hair curl
chill to the marrow
frighten to death
frighten the life out of
scare the life out of
frighten someone out of their wits
scare the hell out of
send into a cold sweat
make someone shake in their shoes
fill with terror
make someone's hair stand on end
frighten out of your wits
put the wind up someone
scare the pants off of
distress
amaze
work up
astonish
confound
perplex
depress
freeze
paralyze
US
stun
stupefy
paralyse with fear
paralyse
UK
scare silly
chill off
scare the living daylights out of someone
make one's teeth chatter
make someone jump out of his skin
freak
stampede
strike fear into
menace
bully
threaten
make your flesh creep
oppress
throw into a tizzy
throw into a tizz
freak out
fill with panic
throw into disarray
torment
victimize
US
tyrannize
US
persecute
coerce
strong-arm
mau-mau
dragoon
victimise
UK
tyrannise
UK
strike terror in
hector
bludgeon
make things hot for someone
inspire panic in
put the frighteners on
make it hot for someone
make afraid
make fearful
make nervous
more ❯
Verb
▲
To offend the moral feelings of
shock
appal
UK
horrify
outrage
disgust
offend
revolt
stun
nauseate
scandalise
UK
scandalize
US
sicken
agitate
astound
jolt
rock
stagger
traumatise
UK
traumatize
US
unsettle
amaze
astonish
disconcert
repel
shake
startle
surprise
upset
distress
disturb
dumbfound
floor
bewilder
daze
discompose
displease
perturb
provoke
stupefy
throw
unnerve
appall
US
dismay
dumfound
flabbergast
jar
paralyse
UK
abash
anger
antagonise
UK
antagonize
US
overcome
overwhelm
awe
devastate
electrify
insult
numb
paralyze
US
thunderstrike
bowl over
give offence to
shake up
take aback
gross out
knock out
raise someone's eyebrows
throw a curve
completely surprise
knock for six
set someone back on their heels
shake out of your complacency
give a turn
give someone a turn
hit like ton of bricks
take the wind out of your sails
make someone's blood run cold
nonplus
take by surprise
strike dumb
knock sideways
stop someone in their tracks
worry
rattle
trouble
scare
fluster
alarm
frighten
move
daunt
consternate
intimidate
bother
unstring
get to
knock props out
throw off balance
mess with someone's head
make waves
do someone's head in
affront
faze
terrify
dishearten
petrify
dissatisfy
annoy
affright
depress
pother
knock for a loop
harrow
distress greatly
make your hair stand on end
calumniate
smear
bad-mouth
blackball
dishonor
US
detract
vilify
belittle
backbite
malign
traduce
embarrass
deprecate
denigrate
blackguard
slander
condemn
libel
revile
disparage
disgrace
lampoon
asperse
belie
defame
dishonour
UK
decry
raise eyebrows amongst
cause raised eyebrows
cause a few raised eyebrows amongst
more ❯
Verb
▲
To make a strong, lasting, or favorable impression on
move
affect
touch
arouse
grab
impact
impassion
impress
influence
inspire
melt
soften
stimulate
stir
agitate
strike
disturb
excite
hit
shake
upset
reach
sway
have an impact on
tug at your heartstrings
make an impression on
tell on
overcome
have an effect on
overwhelm
get
get to
impact on
carry
faze
make an impression
leave a mark on
get through to
register with
animate
involve
infect
mark
quicken
carry weight with
get through
bias
take hold of
touch a chord
strike a chord
leave an impression on
impress on
hit hard
strike at
exert influence on
emotionally move
prevail over
shake up
cross
spring to mind
come to the mind of
dawn on one
come to mind
dawn on
enter one's head
occur to
make an impact
make an impact on
come to
present itself
emerge to
cross your mind
come into one's consciousness
amaze
astonish
galvanize
US
overawe
dazzle
awe
rouse
overpower
mollify
disarm
relax
electrify
score
galvanise
UK
grandstand
bulldoze
slay
kill
pique
register
thrill
astound
enthuse
provoke
enforce
buffalo
take someone aback
feel admiration
feel respect
push around
knock out
show off
blow away
be conspicuous
make splash
make a hit
cut a figure
yield
forgive
relent
stick in someone's mind
become lenient
show mercy
give in
more ❯
Verb
▲
To fail to fulfill the hopes or expectations of
dissatisfy
disappoint
disgruntle
displease
fail
disaffect
discontent
cheat
exasperate
let down
fail to satisfy
not suffice
leave dissatisfied
not be good enough
not pass muster
give cause for complaint
annoy
anger
irritate
irk
vex
upset
frustrate
aggravate
peeve
bother
nark
bug
offend
dismay
perturb
discompose
outrage
infuriate
gall
hack off
rile
nettle
madden
provoke
pique
embitter
disturb
miff
sour
disgust
put out
chagrin
wind up
incense
envenom
antagonize
US
trouble
needle
hassle
alienate
enrage
disillusion
affront
ruffle
worry
scandalize
US
fret
gravel
grate
chafe
rankle
embarrass
eat
antagonise
UK
estrange
inflame
make resentful
make bitter
tick off
try
turn off
bum out
get to
mortify
give someone the hump
scandalise
UK
poison
discourage
depress
empoison
get
disenchant
disconcert
persecute
agitate
distress
rasp
discomfit
spite
roil
gripe
frost
itch
ride
harass
torment
pain
tease
nag
hack you off
burn up
hound
put your back up
mither
bite
get across
rub up the wrong way
be a pain in the neck
give a hard time
rankle with
get on your nerves
make someone see red
be a thorn in someone's side
drive up the wall
drive bananas
shock
horrify
appal
UK
sicken
nauseate
alien
abash
appall
US
dishearten
rark
dispirit
impose upon
confound
niggle
discountenance
burn
put on the spot
humiliate
shame
get on someone's wick
make someone's hackles rise
make someone's blood boil
get under someone's skin
get someone's hackles up
try someone's patience
get someone's dander up
get in someone's hair
ruffle someone's feathers
be a thorn in someone's flesh
get up someone's nose
get someone's back up
get on someone's nerves
break your word
break one's word
crush
unman
chill
daunt
unnerve
demoralize
US
fall short of expectations
confuse
disgrace
drive crazy
demoralise
UK
make discontented
drive mad
break one's promise to
dash someone's hopes
fall short of someone's expectations
jaundice
exacerbate
worsen
plague
pester
acidulate
bitter
venom
make rancorous
acerbate
afflict
harry
fluster
fuss
molest
abrade
give a bad time
get under one's skin
be at
get in one's hair
grate on
mix up
give someone grief
get your back up
insult
rattle
misplease
wing
hurt
repel
revolt
curdle
zing
cool
sound
perplex
cap
disoblige
get at
tee off
play dirty
cut to the quick
goad
hump
wound
aggrieve
grieve
make angry
give someone the pip
make cross
sting
drive to distraction
drive round the twist
ire
faze
rub the wrong way
drive round the bend
slight
sadden
ail
enflame
mad
concern
steam up
injure
cause offense
unsettle
give offence to
get your goat
bedevil
put someone's nose out of joint
badger
alarm
agonize
US
discommode
discomfort
discombobulate
distemper
gnaw
be offensive
egg on
make waves
stir up
agonise
UK
eat at
get on one's nerves
get someone's goat
fire up
put someone's back up
rattle someone's cage
get one's goat
raise someone's hackles
repulse
inconvenience
flurry
cross
dog
bewilder
jar
frazzle
unhinge
derail
distract
alarum
shake
bore
jar on
hagride
throw
undo
get someone
cheese off
pick on
T-off
freak out
get on your wick
make your blood boil
get in your hair
put down
weird out
hurt someone's feelings
get under skin
gross out
get under your skin
hurt somebody's feelings
get on nerves
rub you up the wrong way
eat away at
get across someone
empurple
bait
beset
disrespect
diss
dis
nudge
taunt
devastate
incommode
exercise
craze
prick
oppress
tantalize
US
raise hell
floor
tantalise
UK
break
torture
harrow
indispose
put off
make unhappy
be on your back
slander
pother
rack
stress
wear on
be disagreeable to
belittle
gnaw at
strain
cause offence to
get your dander up
be an affront to
cause anguish to
throw off balance
try your patience
hit where one lives
make miserable
make wretched
put somebody's nose out of joint
be on the back of
fester
chide
bruise
drive nuts
bum
hack
steam
henpeck
excite
cut
brown off
weary
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cause annoyance to
cause resentment to
get up your nose
bristle
try one's patience
get someone's wick
obsess
push button
heat up
work on
awake
quicken
goose
motivate
absorb
grab
ignite
attract
interest
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ruffle one's feathers
mess
rile up
snit
pet
tiff
huff
stew
ask for it
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arouse
be rude to
panic
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resent
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cause suffering
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mourn
lambaste
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give the business
blow up
thwart
foil
put
deject
make sore
lose one's temper
anguish
curse
push the buttons of
cause anxiety
cause to panic
make anxious
abuse
confront
criticise
UK
dispraise
criticize
US
wind somebody up
drive you up the wall
get on somebody's nerves
raise your hackles
get your hackles up
get on someone
chivvy
get a rise out of
balk
US
baffle
wrong
stick in one's craw
begrudge
crab
grudge
set one's teeth on edge
devil
strap
nit-pick
push
desolate
martyr
thumb nose at
heavy
make someone fed up
tire
burden
chivy
pursue
cause suffering to
scare
dump on
browbeat
boil over
make indignant
whip up
cause offense to
upset the apple cart
hang up
get even
cramp style
louse up
interrupt
bring down
snub
impede
hinder
give a zinger
give the cold shoulder
weigh down
make blue
dampen spirits
chasten
bring one down
drag down
put into a funk
cast down
put a damper on
break one's heart
break the heart of
deflate
humble
arouse anxiety in
do a number on
be on one's case
push buttons
make it tough for
weigh on
cut up
slur
abase
nonplus
disinterest
deter
make one sick
lose one's interest
intrude upon
impose on
bend someone's ear
breathe down someone's neck
frighten
carp at
lower
make one's hackles rise
get on someone's case
turn one off
ridicule
demean
degrade
give offence
be disagreeable
tread on someone's toes
spook
psych
stun
turn
incapacitate
flip
cramp
debilitate
put someone to shame
put to shame
get one's comeuppance
take down a peg
take down
take the wind out
make someone eat humble pie
flip out
stagger
traumatize
US
astound
jolt
rock
turn on
lay up
key up
astonish
amaze
surprise
startle
rock the boat
make a scene
dumbfound
daze
stupefy
baulk
UK
underwhelm
paralyse
UK
dumfound
flabbergast
be offensive to
make sick
turn someone off
be displeasing to
be distasteful to
overwhelm
overcome
traumatise
UK
paralyze
US
numb
thunderstrike
awe
electrify
bowl over
take aback
shake up
be repugnant to
turn someone's stomach
fill with loathing
make someone's gorge rise
knock out
take the wind out of your sails
completely surprise
give a turn
throw a curve
make someone's blood run cold
raise someone's eyebrows
set someone back on their heels
knock for six
shake out of your complacency
give someone a turn
hit like ton of bricks
smear
calumniate
dishonor
US
backbite
revile
decry
traduce
blackguard
disparage
blackball
malign
lampoon
detract
condemn
asperse
belie
dishonour
UK
vilify
deprecate
bad-mouth
denigrate
libel
defame
raise eyebrows amongst
cause raised eyebrows
cause a few raised eyebrows amongst
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To implant bitter feelings in (someone)
antagonise
UK
antagonize
US
embitter
disaffect
disillusion
empoison
envenom
alienate
sour
discontent
disenchant
disgruntle
displease
dissatisfy
estrange
make bitter
make resentful
alien
upset
turn off
wean
disunify
repel
discompose
disunite
disturb
divide
agitate
set against
make unfriendly
anger
poison
separate
set in opposition
set as rivals
turn against
part
annoy
irritate
pit against
set at odds
set at variance
aggravate
break up
exasperate
distance
frustrate
isolate
jaundice
divorce
drive apart
sever
turn away
come between
sow dissension between
keep apart
push away
make hostile to
put at a distance
turn your back on
drive a wedge between
detach
irk
disappoint
peeve
set apart
cut off
sow dissension
prejudice
break off
make indifferent
withdraw the affections of
offend
hassle
gall
meddle
split up
intervene
interpose
interrupt
interfere
injure
mar
influence
bias
twist
warp
pull apart
distort
prepossess
impair
hack off
lose the affection of
vex
discourage
exacerbate
rankle
worsen
cause disagreement between
set against one another
put at odds
pit against one another
venom
acidulate
bother
make rancorous
acerbate
bitter
withdraw
make hostile
withhold
lose
split
divert
leave
sunder
drive away
sever connections between
set at odds with
cause antagonism between
destroy the affections of
put on the outs
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