Unquiet (adjective)

Not free of noise or disturbance.

Origin:

The word "unquiet" is formed by the prefix "un-" which means not, and the word "quiet" which means free of noise or disturbance. together they form an adjective that means not free of noise or disturbance.

Examples:

1. The street was unquiet, there were cars honking and people shouting.
2. The city was unquiet, there were sirens and construction sounds.
3. The room was unquiet, there were people talking and phones ringing.
4. The train was unquiet, there were people talking and babies crying.
5. The concert was unquiet, there were people cheering and clapping.