Disturbance (noun)

1. An interruption to the normal functioning or activity of something.
2. A commotion or disturbance caused by a disturbance to the peace.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french, or from latin disturbantia, from disturbare "to disturb".

Examples:

1. The loud music from the party next door caused a disturbance to my sleep.
2. The disturbance in the supply chain led to a shortage of raw materials for the factory.
3. The earthquake caused a disturbance in the city's power supply.
4. The police were called to the scene of a disturbance in the park.
5. The disturbance at the conference led to the evacuation of the building.