perturbment
/pəˈtəːbm(ə)nt/rare
noun
= perturbation.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in ‘Henry Seton Merriman’ (1862–1903), novelist (real name Hugh Scott). From perturb + -ment. Compare Middle French perturbement, Old Occitan perturbamen, Italian perturbamento mental perturbation.
- unpermissible
- unpermitted
- unperpetrated
- unperplex
- unperplexed
- unpersecuted
- unperson
- unpersonable
- unpersonal
- unpersonality
- unpersonified
- unpersoning
- unperspicuous
- unperspiring
- unpersuadable
- unpersuadably
- unpersuaded
- unpersuadedness
- unpersuasion
- unpersuasive
- unpersuasively
- unpertaining
- unpertinent
- unperturbed
- unperturbedly