Of the heart, mind, etc.: troubled, disturbed.

Turbid, disturbed, troubled: physically or mentally.

Of the mind: troubled, disturbed. Cf. drove, v.1 1. Obsolete.

Deprived of rest; finding no rest; esp. uneasy in mind or spirit.

Of water: disturbed, turbid, dirty.

Distracted.

Physically or spiritually unsound; corrupt; wicked. Cf. quart, adj.

Not at ease; embarrassed; troubled, distressed.

Phrases (senses 1–6). ill (†evil) at ease: uncomfortable, uneasy.

Uneasy, perturbed, anxious. Of a person, the mind, etc.

Full of or marked by unrest; restive, unquiet; restless.

Not at ease or at peace; disturbed, troubled.

Deprived of peace; disquieted, made uneasy.

out of quiet: in or into a state of conflict or anxiety; troubled, distressed. Obsolete.

Mentally disturbed; uneasy, anxious. rare.

Characterized by absence of ease or comfort; suggesting or manifesting want of ease in body or mind.

Disquieted, agitated, restless; confused, deranged. Also: in a state of confusion or disorder.

Unquiet; restless, uneasy.

Disturbed; rendered uneasy or restless.

Distraught, distracted.

= astraught, adj.

Disturbed (in one's mind).

The reverse of quiet; unquiet, restless, uneasy, disturbed.

Disquieted; agitated; having the settled state, order, or position interfered with.

That has been twitched (in various senses of twitch, v.1).

Troubled in mind, having trouble. rare.

= distract, adj. 4, distracted, adj. 5.

Not reduced to an orderly or tranquil state; disordered, excited.

Having lost one's self-possession; disturbed, agitated, unsettled; characterized by or resulting from discomposure.

Wanting in composure or orderly arrangement; disordered, disarranged; disturbed, agitated, discomposed.

Strange; uneasy; at a loss. Obsolete. rare.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Grieved, disquieted, troubled; melancholy.

Of a person or a person's mind or feelings: disturbed, perturbed, affected by fear or anxiety; in a worried or nervous state. Also in extended use.

= perturbed, adj.

Discomposed, agitated. Obsolete.

Of a person, state of mind, etc.: mentally confused or disordered.

Vexed, mortified; disappointed; formerly, afflicted, troubled, melancholy.

Nervous, anxious, agitated.

Feeling discomfort; ill at ease; uneasy.

Affected or seized by fear or panic; agitated, unsettled, disturbed.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2a(c).)

U.S. dialect. Confused, ashamed, agitated; uneasy, scared, alarmed. Usually to feelor look streaked.

U.S. ? = streaked, adj. 2.

Designating a person in a state of (mental or physical) discomfort or uneasiness; uncomfortable, uneasy.

slang. U.S. = streaked, adj. 2.

In general use. That is or has been bothered; worried, anxious, agitated. Also forming adjectives, as bothered-looking, bothered-sounding. (Now…

Affected or seized by fear or panic; agitated, unsettled, disturbed.

Attended with mental agitation or discomposure. rare.

Fidgetty, restless.

Originally U.S. Flustered, agitated; disconcerted; alarmed. Also in rattled-sounding adj. Cf. rattle, v.1 8.

Flapping. Also figurative: worried, agitated (colloquial). Only in predicative use.

colloquial. Emotionally or physically disturbed, discomposed, upset. Usually const. up. Originally and chiefly U.S.

Originally (of a person): unbalanced, mentally disturbed. Now chiefly (of a situation, event, etc.): confounding, irrational; disturbing.

figurative. Upset, angry; excited, worked up. Frequently const. up. U.S. slang.

Strange, unusual; anxious, uncomfortable. Cf. to weird out at weird, v. additions.