Disturbing Synonyms and Antonyms
Troubling to the mind or emotions
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
- distressing
- perturbing
- disquieting
- troubling
- worrisome
- unsettling
- upsetting
- troublesome
- distressful
- worrying
- frightening
- startling
- depressing
- bothersome
- irksome
- unpleasant
- provoking
- annoying
- alarming
- painful
- discomforting
- nettling
- disruptive
- inauspicious
- foreboding
- consequential
- aggravating
- disagreeable
- onerous
- burdensome
- trying
- vexatious
- vexing
- perplexing
- threatening
- galling
- laborious
- intrusive
- difficult
- severe
- hard
- toilsome
- tiresome
- inconvenient
- discouraging
- pessimistic
- gloomy
- uncertain
- disconcerting
- discomposing
- dismaying
- irritating
- harassing
- unpropitious
- sinister
- creepy
- troublous
- prophetic
- impeding
- discommoding
- embarrassing
- ruffling
- agitating
- wearisome
- causing worry
- causing anxiety
- not propitious
- not encouraging
To put out of proper order
(Verb)
To break up the order or progress of
(Verb)
Synonyms:
Move deeply
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- upsetting
- troubling
- unsettling
- ruffling
- confusing
- flustering
- rattling
- unnerving
- perturbing
- harassing
- shaking
- disquieting
- distressing
- discomposing
- arousing
- bothering
- exciting
- vexing
- touching
- distracting
- alarming
- ailing
- disheartening
- tampering
- worrying
- roiling
- disconcerting
- throwing
- riling
- agitating
- nettling
- displeasing
- molesting
- piquing
- tossing
- exasperating
- intruding
- discommoding
- interfering
- inconveniencing
- concerning
- paining
- interrupting
- incommoding
- irritating
- afflicting
- harrowing
- provoking
- irking
- rocking
- embarrassing
- depressing
- grieving
- outraging
- plaguing
- disrupting
- badgering
- flurrying
- affrighting
- discomfiting
- perplexing
- disarranging
- deranging
- startling
- boiling
- annoying
Destroy the peace or tranquility of
(Verb)
Change the arrangement or position of
(Verb)
Words Related to Disturbing
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