Meaning of "disquieten" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF DISQUIETEN

disquieten  [dɪsˈkwaɪət ən]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF DISQUIETEN

Disquieten is a verb.

The verb is the part of the sentence that is conjugated and expresses action and state of being.

See the conjugation of the verb disquieten in English.

WHAT DOES DISQUIETEN MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of disquieten in the English dictionary

The definition of disquieten in the dictionary is to disquiet.

CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DISQUIETEN

PRESENT

Present

I disquieten

you disquieten

he/she/it disquietens

we disquieten

you disquieten

they disquieten

Present continuous

I am disquietening

you are disquietening

he/she/it is disquietening

we are disquietening

you are disquietening

they are disquietening

Present perfect

I have disquietened

you have disquietened

he/she/it has disquietened

we have disquietened

you have disquietened

they have disquietened

Present perfect continuous

I have been disquietening

you have been disquietening

he/she/it has been disquietening

we have been disquietening

you have been disquietening

they have been disquietening

Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.

PAST

Past

I disquietened

you disquietened

he/she/it disquietened

we disquietened

you disquietened

they disquietened

Past continuous

I was disquietening

you were disquietening

he/she/it was disquietening

we were disquietening

you were disquietening

they were disquietening

Past perfect

I had disquietened

you had disquietened

he/she/it had disquietened

we had disquietened

you had disquietened

they had disquietened

Past perfect continuous

I had been disquietening

you had been disquietening

he/she/it had been disquietening

we had been disquietening

you had been disquietening

they had been disquietening

Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,

FUTURE

Future

I will disquieten

you will disquieten

he/she/it will disquieten

we will disquieten

you will disquieten

they will disquieten

Future continuous

I will be disquietening

you will be disquietening

he/she/it will be disquietening

we will be disquietening

you will be disquietening

they will be disquietening

Future perfect

I will have disquietened

you will have disquietened

he/she/it will have disquietened

we will have disquietened

you will have disquietened

they will have disquietened

Future perfect continuous

I will have been disquietening

you will have been disquietening

he/she/it will have been disquietening

we will have been disquietening

you will have been disquietening

they will have been disquietening

The future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.

CONDITIONAL

Conditional

I would disquieten

you would disquieten

he/she/it would disquieten

we would disquieten

you would disquieten

they would disquieten

Conditional continuous

I would be disquietening

you would be disquietening

he/she/it would be disquietening

we would be disquietening

you would be disquietening

they would be disquietening

Conditional perfect

I would have disquieten

you would have disquieten

he/she/it would have disquieten

we would have disquieten

you would have disquieten

they would have disquieten

Conditional perfect continuous

I would have been disquietening

you would have been disquietening

he/she/it would have been disquietening

we would have been disquietening

you would have been disquietening

they would have been disquietening

Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.

IMPERATIVE

Imperative

you disquieten
we let´s disquieten
you disquieten

The imperative is used to form commands or requests.

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

Infinitive

to disquieten

Past participle

disquietened

Present Participle

disquietening

Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The past participle shows the action after completion.

TRANSLATION OF DISQUIETEN

Find out the translation of disquieten to 25 languages with our English multilingual translator.

The translations of disquieten from English to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «disquieten» in English.

• Translator English - Chinese: disquieten
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• English: disquieten
• Translator English - Hindi: disquieten
• Translator English - Arabic: disquieten
• Translator English - Russian: disquieten
• Translator English - Portuguese: disquieten
• Translator English - Bengali: disquieten
• Translator English - French: disquieten
• Translator English - Malay: Disquieten
• Translator English - German: disquieten
• Translator English - Japanese: disquieten
• Translator English - Korean: disquieten
• Translator English - Javanese: Disquieten
• Translator English - Vietnamese: disquieten
• Translator English - Tamil: disquieten
• Translator English - Marathi: दुःख
• Translator English - Turkish: huzursuz etmek
• Translator English - Italian: disquieten
• Translator English - Polish: disquieten
• Translator English - Ukrainian: disquieten
• Translator English - Romanian: disquieten
• Translator English - Greek: disquieten
• Translator English - Afrikaans: disquieten
• Translator English - Swedish: disquieten
• Translator English - Norwegian: disquieten

10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISQUIETEN»

Discover the use of disquieten in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to disquieten and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

Garner's Modern American Usage

A disqualified applicant, even one with the skills and training, can't be considered because of some rule, such as a policy against nepotism. disquiet; *disquieten. The standard verb is disquiet (= to bother or disturb). The form *disquieten—not ...

Bryan Garner, 2009

The Oxford Dictionary of American Usage and Style

See disburse. disquiet; disquieten. The standard verb is disquiet ( = to bother or disturb). The form disquieten — a Britishism not recorded in W10 — is a needless variant. E.g.: "[W|hat will Europe consist of, and who will decide about the future ...

Bryan A. Garner, 2000

How to Lay on the Altar Without Wiggling: Principles for ...

Therefore, don't let discouragement creep in to dishearten or disquieten you. For it is not what you do for God that counts so much as who you are in God. This is what stands as precious in His sight. Although your labors may lead you into ...

Dorothy Womack, 2003

The neighbors: a story of every-day life

Seest thou, Fanny, in the day-time there may come some impatience, some yearning, some *Ah!J as thou callest it, and disquieten the heart; but when the day is over, and I can retire to rest, VOL. II. L and say to myself that those who tenderly ...

Fredrika Bremer, 1843

SpiritSpeak: Liberating Insights Imparted by the Spirit

Therefore, let not discouragement creep in to dishearten the valiant nor disquieten the faithful. It is not what you do for Me that counts so much as who you are in Me. This is what stands as precious in the sight of God. Though your labors lead ...

Dorothy Womack, 2002

The president's daughters: including Nina

But this spirit and this incessant doubt disquieten my soul. Ah ! life has so many darkening clouds, so many bewildering enigmas, that we cannot carefully enough guard our minds against every intruding gloom. You have cast many a black ...

Fredrika Bremer, 1843

Fredrika Bremer's works [tr. by M. Howitt].

Seest thou, Fanny, in the daytime there may come some impatience, some yearning, some ' Ah !' as thou callest it, and disquieten the heart ; but when the day is over, and I can retire to rest, and say to myself that those who tenderly cherished ...

Fredrika Bremer, 1852

The Practice of Freedom: Aikido Principles as a Spiritual Guide

... encouraged from without, in which goodness, compassion, and gratitude are mingled, which does not woo, does not obtrude itself, make demands, disquieten, or persecute, which does not give in order to take, possesses astounding power,  ...

Wendy Palmer, 2001

The Four Dominions

God has given Me to Write this BOOK, to shake HEAVEN AND EARTH, DISQUIETEN THE DEVIL, to TERRORIZE and INTERRUPT THE EXPANSION of HELL, to MOVE KINGDOMS and so that THE EARTH can MELT! As; it is written in Psalm ...

George N. Holman, 2011

Drawing the Soul: Schemas and Models in Psychoanalysis

INTRODUCTION Bernard Burgoyne Some phrases shock; some disquieten; and some beg for explanation. In any such event, there always turns out to be something within the context of the phrase that indicates a lack. In each of these cases, ...

Bernard Burgoyne, 2000

NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DISQUIETEN»

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A masterful restoration pulls visitors deep into Goya's haunted …

Others disquieten more insidiously: an old man wakes from sleep kicking and screaming (what nightmare is he fleeing?); another lies snoring ... «New Statesman, Mar 15»