disturb
/ˈdɪstərb/Definitions
1. verb
to cause someone to feel uneasy, worried, or upset; to trouble or annoy someone or something
“The noise from the construction site began to disturb the peace of the neighborhood.”
2. verb
to break or interrupt something, such as a calm or quiet situation
“The news of the accident began to disturb the otherwise pleasant atmosphere at the party.”
3. verb
to move or cause something to move away from its original position
“The strong winds began to disturb the sand dunes along the beach.”
4. noun
an act or instance of disturbing someone or something
“The disturbance caused by the protesters led to a city-wide curfew.”
5. noun
a place or situation that is not at peace
“The disturbance in the city continued for several days after the riot.”