v. to interrupt especially by making noise; to upset or put in disorder; to make nervous or uneasy; to trouble
Their carousing was disturbing the other guests.
Their carousing was disturbing the other guests.
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Which is not an event that led to Duck and Goose getting arrested for disturbing the peace?
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We were fearful of disturbing our bad-tempered father.
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What was the disturbing memory described by Jonas?
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The dissidents were taken to jail for disturbing the peace.
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What was disturbing about Kalima?
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Who was disturbing D. J. 's pleasant summer?
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What disturbing rumor did Pinkerton hear while investigating the threats against the railroad?
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interrupt; jar; trouble; upset; agitate; bother
organize; soothe; calm
3 syllables
dis-turb-ing
curbing
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