Disturb (verb)

1. To interrupt the peace, calm, or normal course of a person or thing.
2. To interfere with the normal functioning or activity of something.
3. To cause trouble or annoyance to someone.
4. To interrupt or stop someone from continuing with what they are doing.
5. To change the natural state of something.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french destourber, from latin disturbare, from dis- "apart" + turbare "to disturb".

Examples:

1. He disturbed the meeting with his constant interruptions.
2. She disturbed the peace with her loud music.
3. The storm disturbed the power supply.
4. The noise from the construction disturbed his sleep.
5. He disturbed the soil by digging.