এর ধৈর্য বিরক্ত

Verb:

অতিষ্ঠ করা, বিচলিত অনিশ্চিত করা,

unsettles's Usage Examples:

In the way that feminist history unsettles traditional history, feminist aesthetics challenge philosophies of beauty.

repeatedly with the result that few of the balls that do pitch on cracks unsettles even a well-set batsman.

representational painting, Carnegie challenges its established languages and unsettles its assumptions.

director of the Hayward Gallery, London, writes: "Macdonald quietly unsettles the viewers faith about what exactly is - or is not - happening in the.

fictional advertising mogul Hubertus Bigend wears a suit of IKB, because "it unsettles people.

Growing emotional connection between Khalilullah and Tuntuni further unsettles Mehtabuddin; he arranges for killing Khalilullah while Tuntuni suffers.

]an experience which unsettles and breaks through our ordinary sense of being in the world, with its.

The major in charge shakes hands by extending his pinky finger, which unsettles Kevin.

the American Academy of Religion called it "a welcome book because it unsettles everybody, evolutionary biologist and religious believer alike".

"Saudi, US snub of climate report unsettles UN talks".

"Qatar-GCC crisis unsettles Sudan".

"2309: Rhys unsettles the Ashworth household".

patient from the previous episode who died due to Thirteen's error, which unsettles the young doctor.

Once we are feeling comfortable, it unsettles us by worming its way into our minds to tease out prejudices we hold consciously.

Song of Los, Orc provokes thought within the second half, "Asia", which unsettles the kings of earth, and Orc is described as raging across Europe.

Roberta's parting remark unsettles Twyla: "Maybe I am different now, Twyla.

This last bit of information completely unsettles the already-distressed girl, who runs to Keith's house for the night.

unsettles's Meaning':

disturb the composure of

Synonyms:

discompose; unman; upset; unnerve; enervate; faze; untune; disconcert; discomfit;

Antonyms:

functional disorder; organic disorder; calm; organized; untroubled;