Unrest ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Unrest ( noun )

1. A state of being agitated or disturbed.
2. A state of being uneasy or troubled.
3. A state of being unsettled or disturbed.

Origin:

From un- + rest.

Examples:

1. The country was in a state of unrest.
2. The city was in a state of unrest.
3. The region was in a state of unrest.
4. The people were in a state of unrest.
5. The community was in a state of unrest.

(As a verb)

Unrest ( verb )

1. A state of being agitated or disturbed.
2. A state of being uneasy or troubled.
3. A state of being unsettled or disturbed.

Origin:

From un- + rest.

Examples:

1. The country was in a state of unrest.
2. The city was in a state of unrest.
3. The region was in a state of unrest.
4. The people were in a state of unrest.
5. The community was in a state of unrest.