v. to disturb or become disturbed mentally or spiritually; to produce physical disorder in; to put into confused motion
Her absence troubled him. OR The wind troubled the sea.
Her absence troubled him. OR The wind troubled the sea.
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Diana's dad is a senator. What about his educational bill troubled people?
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What troubled Rebecca about the children's home?
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What did Ezra Forrest do that troubled his parents?
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I was troubled at the noninvolvement of the members.
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The flier of the troubled aircraft parachuted to safety.
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When Neat Line saw the troubled little boy sitting under the haystack, what did he do?
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It was a fitting coda to the author's troubled life.
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Our forces help keep what in troubled places?
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What troubled Gigi?
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Why was Keith troubled about his feelings for May Wynn?
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The wind troubled the sea.
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Which order of events troubled Tayo to almost cross the wall?
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How did the main character react during the troubled times?
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What does is seem like the troubled toucan is doing?
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worried; upset; concerned
not worried; not concerned
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