1. A feeling of mild anxiety about possible developments
   "The disquiet in the room was palpable as they discussed the company's future";
   - anxiousness
    
2. The trait of seeming ill at ease
   "Her disquiet was palpable as she waited for the test results";
   - unease, uneasiness

1. Disturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmed
   "She was rather disquieted by the news that her father was seriously ill";
   - perturb, unhinge, trouble, cark [archaic], distract, disorder

Derived forms: disquieted, disquieting, disquiets

Type of: anxiety, discomposure, disturb, trouble, upset

Encyclopedia: Disquiet