Definitionn. feelings of anxiety that make you tense and irritable
Last update: September 8, 2015
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The subjects treated are: - in Book i., the nature of death and the reasons for despising it; Book ii., the endurance of pain: Pain is not an evil; Book iii., wisdom makes a man insensible to sorrow; Book iv., wisdom banishes all mental disquietude; Book v., virtue is sufficient to secure happiness. [Please select]
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It will cure any little disquietude down here. [Please select]
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Was it possible that she, too, shared his disquietude. [Please select]
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I now come to the letter which had brought disquietude to the storekeeper. [Please select]
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Julio evinced a certain disquietude, as though he would like to cut short the conversation. [Please select]
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Within each twenty-four hours were compressed the disquietude, anxiety and nervous waste of a normal year. [Please select]
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With all his gracious amenity, his humour, his happy-go-lucky ways, a deep disquietude possessed him. [Please select]
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I was in no hurry now, in no disquietude. [Please select]
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A single element of disquietude, a solitary, vague unrest disturbs him. [Please select]
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Because, where the ruffle of the land stream merges into the heavier disquietude of sea, slopes of shell sand and white gravel give welcome pillow to the weary keel. [Please select]
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It is probable that the very greatest disquietude which a child had ever experienced was Pandora's vexation at not being able to discover the secret of the mysterious box. [Please select]
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