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  • brawl
  • confusion
  • disorder
  • disruption
  • eruption
  • explosion
  • fracas
  • interruption
  • riot
  • shock
  • storm
  • tremor
  • turmoil
  • upheaval
  • uprising
  • violence
  • agitation
  • annoyance
  • bother
  • brouhaha
  • clamor
  • convulsion
  • derangement
  • disarrangement
  • distraction
  • ferment
  • fisticuffs
  • flap
  • fray
  • fuss
  • hindrance
  • hubbub
  • hullabaloo
  • insurrection
  • intrusion
  • molestation
  • perturbation
  • quake
  • quarrel
  • racket
  • rampage
  • restlessness
  • ruckus
  • rumble
  • spasm
  • stink
  • stir
  • to-do
  • tumult
  • uproar
  • big scene
  • big stink

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WORDS RELATED TO DISTURBANCE

  • altercation
  • assault
  • attack
  • battle
  • brawl
  • clash
  • disturbance
  • donnybrook
  • encounter
  • fracas
  • melee
  • quarrel
  • riot
  • ruckus
  • scuffle
  • skirmish
  • churning
  • commotion
  • discomposure
  • disturbance
  • rocking
  • stirring
  • tizzy
  • tossing
  • turbulence
  • turmoil
  • unrest
  • upheaval
  • aggravation
  • bothering
  • bugging
  • disturbance
  • exasperation
  • harassment
  • hassle
  • headache
  • inconvenience
  • irritation
  • nuisance
  • pestering
  • problem
  • vexation
  • botheration
  • bugging
  • disturbance
  • exasperation
  • harassment
  • irritation
  • pestering
  • vexation
  • aggravation
  • alarm
  • annoyance
  • anxiety
  • apprehension
  • bother
  • burden
  • chagrin
  • charge
  • concern
  • consternation
  • dismay
  • disquiet
  • distress
  • disturbance
  • fear
  • foreboding
  • fretfulness
  • load
  • misgiving
  • nuisance
  • onus
  • oppression
  • perplexity
  • pressure
  • responsibility
  • solicitude
  • strain
  • stress
  • tribulation
  • trouble
  • uneasiness
  • unhappiness
  • vexation
  • woe
  • worry
  • alertness
  • cautions
  • circumspection
  • concentrations
  • concerns
  • conscientiousness
  • considerations
  • diligences
  • directions
  • discriminations
  • efforts
  • enthusiasms
  • exactness
  • exertions
  • fastidiousness
  • forethought
  • heed
  • interests
  • managements
  • meticulousness
  • niceties
  • pains
  • particularities
  • precautions
  • prudence
  • regard
  • scrupulousnesses
  • solicitude
  • thoughts
  • troubles
  • vigilance
  • wariness
  • watchfulness

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Варианты (v2)

  • disturbance [dɪsˈtɜːbəns] сущ

    1. возмущениеср, беспокойствоср, волнениеср, потрясениеср, пертурбацияж

      (perturbation, anxiety, agitation, disruption)

      • external disturbance – внешнее возмущение
      • factor of disturbance – фактор беспокойства
      • popular disturbances – народные волнения
    2. нарушениеср, расстройствоср

      (disorder)

      • sleep disturbance – нарушение сна
      • disturbance of public order – нарушение общественного порядка
      • mental disturbance – психическое расстройство
    3. неисправностьж, сбойм

      (malfunction, failure)

    4. помехиж

      (interference)

    5. беспорядким

      (unrest)

    6. воздействиеср

      (effect)

    7. смутаж

      (trouble)

    8. нарушение среды

    9. нарушенностьж

    10. нарушение порядка

    11. возмущающее воздействие

    12. нарушение тишины

noun
нарушение violation, disturbance, breach, infringement, contravention, offense
возмущение disturbance, perturbation, indignation, resentment, rebellion, clamor
волнение excitement, unrest, agitation, emotion, worry, disturbance
беспокойство concern, anxiety, worry, trouble, disturbance, unrest
расстройство disorder, frustration, upset, disturbance, disorganization, malady
беспорядки disorder, confusion, unrest, riot, disturbance, trouble
волнения unrest, disturbance, commotion, trouble, tumult, disorder
повреждение damage, injury, fault, lesion, failure, disturbance
тревога anxiety, alarm, alert, trouble, dismay, disturbance
смещение bias, offset, displacement, removal, dislocation, disturbance
неисправность fault, defect, disrepair, disturbance
перерыв break, interruption, pause, interval, rest, disturbance
разрыв gap, break, rupture, breaking, discontinuity, disturbance
атмосферные помехи atmospherics, disturbance, statics
дислокация dislocation, disposition, location, leap, disturbance

Предложения со словом «disturbance»

Got prior arrests for home burglary and public disturbance .

Прежде арестовывался за кражу со взломом и нарушение общественного порядка.

There were also two recent arrests for public disturbance .

Недавно было также два ареста за нарушение общественного порядка.

You heard no sound of disturbance during the night?

Вы не слышали никаких звуков или шума в течение ночи?

Why are you creating a disturbance , interrupting our work?

Зачем ты нарушил мой покой и мешаешь нашей работе?

The evening passed without any further disturbance , and, in the occasional absence of General Tilney, with much positive cheerfulness.

Вечер прошел без каких — либо новых волнений, а во время отлучек генерала Кэтрин было по — настоящему весело.

There’s so much disturbance that any attempt to get at the flow would rupture the magnetic field.

Так много волнений, что любая попытка достичь потока разорвет магнитное поле.

History of mental illness, misdemeanor arrests for lewd and lascivious, public disturbance .

У него психические заболевания, аресты за непристойное поведение, нарушение общественного порядка.

Virginia state trooper responded to a domestic disturbance call.

Полиция штата Виргиния зафиксировала звонок о нарушении общественного порядка.

The disturbance is spherical in shape. It is extending outward from the hull 17 meters from the ship.

Возмущение имеет сферическую форму и распространяется за пределы корпуса приблизительно на 17 метров от корабля.

The stillness of the forest trail was so primeval that the tread of a soft-booted foot was a startling disturbance .

На лесной тропе стояла такая тишина, что даже мягкие сапоги, казалось, поднимают немыслимый шум.

The Wise Ones also gave no sign of disturbance , but neither did they stay still.

Хранительницы Мудрости не проявляли внешних признаков беспокойства, но это не означало, что они бездействовали.

I feel a great disturbance in the Falcon. As if my easy chair suddenly cried out in terror.

Я чувствую великое возмущение в Соколе, будто мое креслице внезапно взвыло в ужасе.

For the rest of the day everyone in the house walked softly, as if an untoward disturbance of the air might precipitate disaster.

Весь остаток дня домочадцы ходили на цыпочках, как будто малейшее колебание воздуха могло накликать беду.

This woman caused a disturbance in Chen and his people with a touch?

Прикосновение этой женщины вызвало расстройство Чена и других людей?

Why didn’t you hear any disturbance in the alley last night?

Почему вчера вечером вы не слышали в переулке никакого шума?

Torture victims may suffer from after-effects such as sleep disturbance , irritability, anxiety, impaired memory, concentration deficiencies and depression.

Жертвы пыток могут страдать от таких их последствий, как расстройство сна, раздражительность, беспокойство, нарушение памяти, рассеянность внимания и депрессия.

The results of an experiment carried out at a deep-sea experimental disturbance site since June 1997 are reported.

Сообщаются результаты эксперимента, проводимого на глубоководном участке экспериментального возмущения среды с июня 1997 года.

Due to the recent disturbance in Heavenly Haven, there will be increased patrols in Sector 4.

В связи с недавними волнениями в Небесной гавани… в секторе4увеличено количество патрулей.

Following mechanical or chemical disturbance , these interactions may be reduced or lost and artificial fertilizers may be required to restore harvested nutrients.

Механическое или химическое воздействие может приводить к ослаблению или полному разрушению этих взаимосвязей, и для восполнения образовавшегося в результате сбора урожая дефицита питательных веществ может возникать необходимость внесения искусственных удобрений.

Her death, according to the medical examiner of the procurator’s office, was caused by lobar pneumonia and electrolyte disturbance .

Ее смерть, как это было констатировано медицинским экспертом прокуратуры, была вызвана долевой пневмонией и расстройством электролитического баланса.

The children of such relationships are more likely to show emotional disturbance and subsequently to divorce as adults.

Дети от таких связей более склонны к эмоциональным расстройствам и впоследствии, во взрослом возрасте, к разводам.

The new equations showed that light is a moving, self-renewing disturbance in electrical and magnetic fields, and they predicted that new kinds of disturbances are possible.

Новые уравнения показали, что светом является движущееся самообновляющееся возмущение в электрических и магнитных полях, и они предсказали, что возможны новые виды возмущений.

And it’s not just black holes, but it’s also any big disturbance in the universe — and the biggest of them all is the Big Bang.

Мы говорим не только о черных дырах, но и о любых серьезных передрягах во вселенной, и самая главная из них — Большой взрыв.

He’d also begun to exhibit periods of what appeared to be mood disturbance with intermittent psychotic behavior.

У него стали возникать периоды неустойчивого настроения, психотические эпизоды.

Others considered him to be disturbed, but what they saw as a disturbance of the mind was, in fact, an exceptional gift.

Кто — то называл это отклонениями, Но для меня это было редким даром, а не нарушением психики.

When the bottle and glasses were on the table the gentleman began to relate the occasion of the preceding disturbance .

Когда вино и стаканы были поданы, молодой человек начал рассказывать, из — за чего произошла вся эта кутерьма.

And he said there must have been a trigger of some kind, a disturbance near the actual crater itself.

И он ответил, что был какой — то своего рода толчок, недалеко от самого кратера.

They’re causing a disturbance .

Они создают беспокойство.

And if they hail from the southwest,and those fleas can’t tell the difference between prairie dogs and puppy dogs… a small percentage of plague cases present with sleep disturbance .

И если они родом с юго — запада, то эти блохи не видят разницы между степной собачкой и щенком. В редких случаях чума сопровождается нарушениями сна.

The verdict of the jury would be interpreted by him in a spirit of justice. Finally, at the least sign of a disturbance he would have the court cleared.

Присяжные заседатели вынесут справедливый приговор, руководясь духом правосудия, и да будет всем известно, что при малейшем инциденте он прикажет очистить зал.

She phoned me before the Therapeutic Community meeting and said that in her opinion McMurphy was due to constitute a disturbance on the ward.

Перед собранием терапевтической группы она позвонила мне и сказала, что, по ее мнению, Макмерфи вызовет в отделении беспорядки.

There’s so much disturbance that any attempt to get at the flow would rupture the magnetic field.

Так много волнений, что любая попытка достичь потока разорвет магнитное поле.

Well, I have, and frankly, I don’t like what I’ve heard- rumors of uprising, civil disturbance .

Что ж, а я слышал и услышанное мне исключительно неприятно: слухи о восстаниях, гражданские волнения.

The house is in apple-pie order, though we do have to get medical attention for Mr Pancake, who, during’ the disturbance , pinched his finger in the valve of his sackbut.

ДоМ в полнейшеМ порядке, хотя нужно оказать Медицинскую поМощь Мистеру Панкейку, котороМу, среди зтой суМатохи, прищеМило палец клапаноМ сакбута.

Get out of the way.’ He began to mop the cloth, while the waiter, seeing the disturbance , came swiftly to the rescue.

Отодвиньтесь — ка, — и начал промокать скатерть салфеткой. Увидев, что у нас какие — то неполадки, официант поспешил на помощь.

Nor disturbance at unreasonable hour.

И на беспокойство в неурочное время.

If the disturbance is man-made, it’s emanating from within these ruins… somewhere… over there.

Если возмущение поля создано человеком, а не силами природы, оно исходит из этих руин. Это где — то там.

Excited men came into the station about nine o’clock with incredible tidings, and caused no more disturbance than drunkards might have done.

Около девяти часов на станцию стали прибывать взволнованные очевидцы с сенсационными известиями, но они произвели не больше впечатления, чем пьяные, болтающие всякий вздор.

‘Could have been anything — phantom toe syndrome, ‘methane build-up, disturbance in the force…

‘это наверное, просто что — то вроде — призрак его пальца на ноге, ‘накопление метана, нарушение мышц…

All units, be advised of a disturbance at Houston and Orchard.

Всем постам, информирую о беспорядке на углу Хьюстона и Орчарда.

You built a skyscraper just to reach a spatial disturbance ?

Вы построили небоскрёб, только чтобы добраться до помех в пространстве?

Throw in a little sensory disturbance into the mix, it will definitely illicit a debilitating neuro-endocrine reaction.

Добавив к этому небольшое волнение, мы приведём к ослабляющей нейро — эндокринной реакции.

It’s more of a cosmic disturbance .

Это, скорее, вселенские растройства

Now, assume I’m pointing to the field of the disturbance force which has shown to be always along this tangent line.

Теперь, допустим, я указываю на область, где наблюдается возмущение Которая, распростроняется вдоль этой касательной линии

Sudden noise, sudden movement, any disturbance triggers paroxysms, seizures…

Внезапный шум, внезапное движение, любое воздействие вызывает пароксизмы, судороги.

In that he was right, for whenever the father spanked the child, the mother took her part, and if the mother, in her turn, boxed her ears, the father made a disturbance .

В этом он не ошибался. Когда отец шлепал девчонку, мать заступалась за нее, а когда, мать в свою очередь принималась кричать на нее, отец устраивал сцену.

all units,we have a disturbance at 2424 richmond,Vestibule nightclub.An officer is involved.

Всем подразделениям, у нас беспорядки в ночном клубе по Ричмонд 2424. Замешан офицер.

These assisted living residents have a daily routine that they’re used to. Mr. McGill, who is loud and flamboyant, is a disturbance to these routines.

У этих, нуждающихся в уходе постояльцев, есть распорядок дня, которого они придерживались, а мистер Макгил громкий и вспыльчивый — причина нарушения этого распорядка.

One night, as I was returning pennyless from the gaming-table, I observed a very great disturbance , and a large mob gathered together in the street.

Однажды вечером, когда я возвращался из игорного дома без гроша в кармане, я увидел на улице большое смятение и толпу народа.

The publican warned you to stay away, as you were creating a disturbance .

Хозяин бара предупреждал вас держаться подальше, так как вы поднимали шум.

The slightest disturbance is abhorrent to him.

Малейший беспорядок причиняет ему огромное беспокойство.

His chief object, to define the position with the least amount of disturbance possible, would not be attained by divorce either.

Главная же цель — определение положения с наименьшим расстройством — не достигалась и чрез развод.

A disturbance in the temporal zone caused by an unusually large aberration.

Нестабильность временной зоны, вызванная слишком большой аберрацией.

Ladies and gentlemen, I apologize for the disturbance , but what’s a Mikaelson family party without a little squabble?

Леди и джентльмены, прошу прощение за беспокойство, но что за семейная вечеринка Майклсонов без небольшой перебранки?

It’s a biological disturbance that causes the symptoms you’ve described.

Это нарушение биологического равновесия, вызывающее подобные симптомы.

There’s no blood, there’s no sign of disturbance , there’s nothing probative in here.

Нет следов крови, никаких признаков беспорядка, вообще, никаких доказательств здесь нет.

You and your friend Eli responded to a domestic disturbance regarding a Hans Schroeder.

Вы и Ваш друг Илай выезжали на бытовую ссору в которой был замешан некий Ганс Шредер.

Gun it. A 415 is a domestic disturbance you chowderhead.

415 это бытовое нарушение порядка, болван.

There is another temporal disturbance behind us.

Прямо за нами расположено еще одно темпоральное возмущение.

But the energy released from that temporal disturbance may have given birth to an artifact that recreates the effect.

Однако… энергия, выделенная во время темпоральной помехи, возможно, создала артефакт, который повторяет этот эффект.

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  • adj.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • state.
  • n.

    • action,
    • flight,
    • transfer,
    • brawl.

    • explosion,
    • flood,
    • hurricane,
    • turbulence,
    • gale,
    • blowing,
    • change,
    • whirlpool,
    • furor,
    • avalanche,
    • earthquake,
    • trials and tribulations,
    • quake,
    • tremor,
    • spasm,
    • whirlwind,
    • unruliness,
    • clamor,
    • issue,
    • eruption,
    • uproar.

    • sickness,
    • epidemic,
    • disease,
    • condition,
    • infection,
    • ailment,
    • complaint,
    • irregularity,
    • contagion.

    • uneasiness,
    • distress.

    • shift,
    • move.

    • unbalance,
    • sane.

    act (noun)

    • disturbance.

    aggravation (noun)

    • vexation,
    • aggravation,
    • resentment,
    • bother,
    • petulance,
    • enragement,
    • exacerbation,
    • virulence,
    • ire,
    • indignation,
    • irritation,
    • provocation,
    • torment,
    • annoyance,
    • discomposure,
    • scorn,
    • pique,
    • inflammation,
    • exasperation,
    • arousal.

    agitation (noun)

    • commotion,
    • convulsion,
    • disarrangement,
    • jerkiness,
    • palpitation.

    care (noun)

    • un-happiness,
    • un easiness,
    • dis-tress,
    • dis mays,
    • dis-mays,
    • fretfulnesses,
    • mis giving,
    • fore-boding,
    • un easinesses,
    • mis-giving,
    • un-happinesses,
    • un happinesses,
    • un-easinesses,
    • fore boding,
    • un-easiness,
    • dis-tresses,
    • dis-may,
    • dis may,
    • dis tress,
    • dis tresses,
    • un happiness,
    • fore-bodings,
    • fore bodings.

    cataclysm (noun)

    • torrents,
    • holy mess,
    • unholy mess,
    • double trouble.

    combustion (noun)

    • candescences,
    • oxidizations,
    • thermogenesises,
    • flamings.

    commotion; upset (noun)

    • big scene,
    • derangement,
    • fuss,
    • fracas,
    • hindrance,
    • big stink,
    • flap,
    • ruckus,
    • uprising,
    • hullabaloo,
    • rumble,
    • insurrection,
    • intrusion.

    damage (noun)

    • pollution,
    • cave-in,
    • cave in,
    • cave-ins,
    • mutilation,
    • mutilations.

    disagreement (noun)

    • unpleasantness.

    dislocation (noun)

    • Disarticulation,
    • luxation.

    disorder (noun)

    • anarchism,
    • statics,
    • terrorism,
    • mob rule,
    • riotings.

    dispute (noun)

    • dis agreements,
    • fallingout,
    • de-bates,
    • dis-agreements,
    • dis-agreement,
    • de bates,
    • de bate,
    • difference opinion,
    • mis-understandings,
    • flareup,
    • mis understanding,
    • dis agreement,
    • mis understandings,
    • bone contention,
    • mis-understanding,
    • de-bate.

    disquiet (noun)

    • dis quiet,
    • dis quietudes,
    • dis-quietude,
    • dis-quiets,
    • dis-quietudes,
    • dis quietude,
    • dis-quiet,
    • dis quiets.

    distraction (noun)

    • re creations,
    • dis-traction,
    • pre-occupations,
    • dis tractions,
    • be-wilderments,
    • be wilderment,
    • pre occupation,
    • re creation,
    • pre-occupation,
    • be wilderments,
    • dis-tractions,
    • pre occupations,
    • be-wilderment,
    • dis traction.

    disturbance (noun)

    • hurly burly,
    • hoo-hah,
    • ruffle,
    • interference,
    • mental disorder,
    • folie,
    • hoo-ha,
    • flutter,
    • psychological disorder,
    • mental disturbance.

    emotion (noun)

    • responsiveness,
    • vibes,
    • empathy,
    • warmth,
    • excitability,
    • vibe.

    excitement (noun)

    • stimulus,
    • wildness,
    • excitation,
    • motivations,
    • melodrama,
    • melodramas.

    feelings (noun)

    • emotion.

    ferment (noun)

    • up-turns,
    • state unrest,
    • out-cry,
    • out cry,
    • up turns,
    • hell broke looses,
    • out cries,
    • up-turn,
    • out-cries.

    flurry (noun)

    • out break,
    • out-break,
    • out-breaks,
    • out breaks.

    fray (noun)

    • set to,
    • setto,
    • set-to.

    hang-up (noun)

    • inhibition,
    • hang up,
    • hangup,
    • obsession.

    harassment (noun)

    • be devilment,
    • be-devilments,
    • provokings,
    • irkings,
    • vexings,
    • be-devilment,
    • bedevilments,
    • be devilments.

    hubbub (noun)

    • hurlyburly,
    • rowdydows,
    • hue cry.

    hurly-burly (noun)

    • hurly-burly.

    illness (noun)

    • failing healths,
    • ill healths,
    • flus,
    • poor healths,
    • re lapse,
    • re-lapse,
    • whats going arounds,
    • in-dispositions,
    • in disposition,
    • whats going around,
    • diseasednesses,
    • what going arounds,
    • what going around,
    • what’s going arounds,
    • un-health,
    • ailings,
    • re-lapses,
    • in dispositions,
    • re lapses,
    • in-disposition,
    • un-healths,
    • un health,
    • unhealths,
    • un healths.

    incommodity (noun)

    • in commodities,
    • in-commodities,
    • in-commodity,
    • in commodity.

    inconvenience (noun)

    • untimelinesses,
    • un suitableness,
    • un-handinesses,
    • un fitness,
    • troublesomenesses,
    • bothersomenesses,
    • un-handiness,
    • un handinesses,
    • un handiness,
    • dis-advantages,
    • un timeliness,
    • un-timelinesses,
    • unwieldinesses,
    • un-timeliness,
    • un suitablenesses,
    • un-fitnesses,
    • in conveniences,
    • un timelinesses,
    • un-fitness,
    • cumbersomenesses,
    • in-conveniences,
    • un-suitablenesses,
    • un fitnesses,
    • in convenience,
    • dis advantages,
    • dis-advantage,
    • dis advantage,
    • in-convenience,
    • un-suitableness,
    • unhandinesses.

    injury, loss (noun)

    • damage(s).

    inquietude (noun)

    • in-quietudes,
    • in quietudes,
    • in-quietude,
    • in quietude.

    insaneness (noun)

    • irresponsibility,
    • psychosis,
    • Mental Disorders,
    • Psychoses,
    • witlessness.

    interruption (noun)

    • break-off,
    • breakoff,
    • cutoff.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • eye-opener,
    • affray,
    • row,
    • attention-grabber,
    • oxidization,
    • bombshell,
    • cold sweat,
    • shaking,
    • fray,
    • rearrangement,
    • red herring,
    • hang-up,
    • Bothering,
    • scuffle,
    • wild goose chase,
    • storm,
    • turmoil,
    • shouting match,
    • shakeouts,
    • Unhandiness,
    • snowstorms,
    • Unsettlement,
    • pother,
    • new ballgame,
    • upheaval,
    • shindy,
    • new ball-game,
    • mob violence,
    • Butterflies,
    • false trail,
    • stupefaction,
    • tempest,
    • knock-down-drag-out,
    • Rowdydow,
    • agitation,
    • re-creations,
    • eye-openers,
    • shock,
    • Broadsides,
    • street fighting,
    • failing health,
    • convalescence,
    • to-do,
    • encumbrance,
    • hubbub,
    • hell broke loose,
    • kerfuffle,
    • whirlwinds,
    • incommodiousness,
    • re-creation,
    • fretfulness,
    • hooha,
    • inconvenience,
    • flare up,
    • fluster,
    • new deal,
    • riot,
    • Divertissement,
    • boiling point,
    • beguilement,
    • unsuitableness,
    • up turn,
    • flurry,
    • Incommodity,
    • noise,
    • troublesomeness,
    • tumult,
    • stink,
    • queasiness,
    • worry,
    • haste,
    • up set,
    • care,
    • false clue,
    • dispute,
    • talking-to,
    • untimeliness,
    • wingdings,
    • ferment,
    • unwieldiness,
    • disruption,
    • talking to,
    • molestations,
    • trouble,
    • tempestuousness,
    • topsy-turviness,
    • excitement,
    • Rampancy,
    • vendetta,
    • monsoon,
    • disorder,
    • shake-up,
    • divertissements,
    • topsyturvy,
    • catfight,
    • whammy,
    • illness,
    • Rabidity,
    • bothersomeness,
    • brannigan,
    • Traumatism,
    • screw-up,
    • poor health,
    • relapse,
    • interruption,
    • botheration,
    • cumbersomeness,
    • butterfly,
    • cataclysm,
    • trauma,
    • diversionary tactic,
    • ignitions,
    • more heat than light,
    • Unhealth,
    • rumpus,
    • Convalescences,
    • racket,
    • bombshells,
    • flu,
    • stir,
    • wingding,
    • ill health,
    • rampage,
    • state of unrest,
    • shakeout,
    • gust,
    • tribulation,
    • Diseasedness,
    • bickerings,
    • molestation,
    • bedevilment,
    • pastime,
    • what’s going around,
    • raining cats and dogs,
    • fool’s errand,
    • Trepidity,
    • miff,
    • perturbation,
    • topsyturviness,
    • tornado,
    • temblor,
    • presentiment,
    • dislocation,
    • windstorm,
    • beguilements,
    • harassment,
    • trepidation,
    • Mads,
    • Thermogenesis,
    • disquiet,
    • drumfire,
    • distractor,
    • distraction,
    • upturn,
    • combustion,
    • restlessness,
    • monsoons,
    • Candescence,
    • fisticuffs,
    • ignition,
    • PRECIP,
    • distractors,
    • upset,
    • telling-off,
    • snowstorm,
    • shivaree,
    • broadside,
    • stew,
    • damage.

    presentiment (noun)

    • sinking feeling,
    • Prenotion,
    • handwriting on wall,
    • worriment.

    quarrel (noun)

    • runin,
    • brannigans,
    • catfights,
    • dis-approval,
    • dis approval,
    • dis-approvals,
    • dis approvals.

    racket (noun)

    • hoo ha,
    • free for all.

    rampage (noun)

    • more heat than lights,
    • boiling points.

    rearrangement (noun)

    • re arrangements,
    • re arrangement,
    • re-arrangement,
    • re-arrangements.

    red herring (noun)

    • fools errands,
    • attention grabber,
    • dis tractors,
    • diversionary tactics,
    • dis-tractor,
    • dis tractor,
    • dis-tractors,
    • fool’s errands,
    • fool errand,
    • wildgoose chase,
    • attention grabbers,
    • red-herring,
    • fool errands,
    • fools errand,
    • attentiongrabbers,
    • attentiongrabber,
    • false clues,
    • false trails,
    • attention-grabbers.

    restlessness (noun)

    • fitfulness,
    • ant,
    • restiveness,
    • inconstancy,
    • antsiness,
    • Unsettledness,
    • inconstancies,
    • Ants,
    • edginess,
    • worriedness,
    • transience.

    riot (noun)

    • shivarees,
    • street fightings,
    • mob violences.

    row (noun)

    • talking-tos,
    • telling offs,
    • tonguelashing,
    • talkingtos,
    • talking tos,
    • knock down drag outs,
    • tellingoff,
    • knock down drag out,
    • tongue lashing,
    • knock-down-drag-outs,
    • telling-offs,
    • tellingoffs,
    • shouting matches,
    • talkingto.

    rumpus (noun)

    • hubba-hubba.

    shock (noun)

    • traumatisms,
    • eyeopener,
    • eyeopeners,
    • in-jury,
    • in juries,
    • jarrings,
    • in jury.

    storm (noun)

    • out bursts,
    • drumfires,
    • out-bursts,
    • out-burst,
    • raining cats dogs,
    • rabidities,
    • raining cats dog,
    • raining cats and dog,
    • out burst,
    • rampancies,
    • precips.

    to-do (noun)

    • to do,
    • TODO.

    topsy-turviness (noun)

    • dis-orderlinesses,
    • dis arrangement,
    • dis orderednesses,
    • dis orderedness,
    • dis orderliness,
    • topsy turviness,
    • dis arrangements,
    • dis-orderedness,
    • dis-orderliness,
    • dis orderlinesses,
    • dis-orderednesses,
    • dis-arrangement,
    • dis-arrangements.

    trauma (noun)

    • traumatization.

    trepidation (noun)

    • trepidities,
    • cold sweats.

    trouble (noun)

    • dis satisfaction,
    • dis content,
    • dis-content,
    • dis satisfactions,
    • mis fortunes,
    • dis-satisfaction,
    • mis fortune,
    • dis-satisfactions,
    • dis contents,
    • mis-fortunes,
    • dis-contents.

    tumult (noun)

    • un settlements,
    • un-settlement,
    • seethings,
    • un-settlements,
    • un settlement,
    • unsettlements.

    turbulence (noun)

    • tempestuousnesses.

    turmoil (noun)

    • hectics,
    • topsy turvies,
    • topsy turvy,
    • topsy-turvies,
    • topsyturvies.

    unpleasantness (noun)

    • dis harmonies,
    • dis-harmony,
    • un-pleasantness,
    • un pleasantnesses,
    • un-pleasantnesses,
    • dis-harmonies,
    • un pleasantness,
    • dis harmony.

    upheaval (noun)

    • over-throw,
    • about face,
    • ex-plosion,
    • ex plosions,
    • new ball game,
    • over-throws,
    • ex plosion,
    • new deals,
    • over throws,
    • new ball games,
    • over throw,
    • new ball-games,
    • new ballgames.

    upset (noun)

    • de-feat,
    • queasinesses,
    • de-feats,
    • screw ups,
    • screw-ups,
    • shake-ups,
    • up-sets,
    • re-versions,
    • re version,
    • up-set,
    • de feats,
    • sur-prises,
    • sur-prise,
    • up sets,
    • sub-versions,
    • de feat,
    • sub version,
    • re versions,
    • shake ups,
    • re-version,
    • sur prise,
    • sub versions,
    • sur prises,
    • sub-version.

    violence (noun)

    • destructiveness,
    • ferocity,
    • murderousness,
    • brute force,
    • ferocities.

    worry (noun)

    • head ache.
  • v.

    discharge (verb)

    • outburst.

    Other relevant words: (verb)

    • quarrel,
    • conflict.
  • Other synonyms:

    • brainsickness,
    • unrest,
    • pitfall,
    • toughie,
    • adversity,
    • displacement,
    • hot potato,
    • mental illness,
    • kink,
    • jigsaw,
    • difficulty,
    • musical chairs,
    • violence,
    • body blow,
    • deflection,
    • hassle,
    • nuisance,
    • psychopathy,
    • locomotion,
    • dead weight,
    • maneuver,
    • brouhaha,
    • growing pains,
    • obstacle course,
    • diversionary,
    • razzle-dazzle,
    • vicissitudes,
    • shortcoming,
    • hardship,
    • fight,
    • Distracting,
    • transit,
    • mover,
    • craziness,
    • motion,
    • unsettling,
    • bedlam,
    • indiscipline,
    • insaneness,
    • vicious circle,
    • adjustment,
    • transference,
    • exigency.

    • woe,
    • revolution,
    • frenzy,
    • burden,
    • downfall,
    • preoccupation,
    • problem,
    • odds,
    • rough-and-tumble,
    • progress,
    • running sore,
    • strain,
    • white heat,
    • madness,
    • weakness,
    • lunacy,
    • dementia,
    • baggage,
    • circulation,
    • confusion,
    • scene,
    • off-putting,
    • melee.

    • sorrow,
    • hysteria,
    • snag,
    • ill,
    • insanity,
    • haze,
    • hustle,
    • diversion,
    • pantomime,
    • palaver.

    • alienation,
    • mania,
    • aberration.

    • movement,
    • catch.

    anarchy

    • lawlessness.

    commotion

    • welter.

    episode

    • incident.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • turn into,
    • disproportion,
    • peculiarly,
    • tantrum,
    • roil,
    • pickle,
    • disconcertion,
    • bustle,
    • discountenance,
    • effort,
    • oddly,
    • Khamsin,
    • promiscuousness,
    • ice storm,
    • extraordinarily,
    • argument,
    • activity,
    • bout,
    • scrummage,
    • suggestion,
    • extremely,
    • intervention,
    • dislocate,
    • bewilderment,
    • fomentation,
    • ply with,
    • exceptionally,
    • mist,
    • dissonance,
    • ennui,
    • mayhem,
    • cankerworm of care,
    • mixing up,
    • one-on-one,
    • passion,
    • predicament,
    • extraordinary,
    • interrupt,
    • dissatisfaction,
    • duel,
    • seethe,
    • pins and needles,
    • effervescence,
    • furore,
    • dishevelment,
    • fuddle,
    • disorganization,
    • riddle,
    • outbreak,
    • desperation,
    • maze,
    • punch-up,
    • abnormally,
    • unusual,
    • exceedingly,
    • pandemonium,
    • feud,
    • contest,
    • rage,
    • match,
    • pester,
    • turbidity,
    • disorderliness,
    • simoon,
    • furbelow,
    • uncommonly,
    • spat,
    • entropy,
    • display,
    • inversion,
    • Touse,
    • flummox,
    • stirring,
    • annoy,
    • Hell,
    • embroilment,
    • shake,
    • Civil Disorder,
    • cyclone,
    • maelstrom,
    • Monomachy,
    • Nervosity,
    • Pudder,
    • fear,
    • odd,
    • uproarious,
    • irritate,
    • especially,
    • scrap,
    • disruptiveness,
    • foreboding,
    • wonderfully,
    • combat,
    • tussle,
    • boiling,
    • delirium,
    • awkwardness,
    • nonuniformity,
    • warfare,
    • fog,
    • uncommon,
    • fighting,
    • clatter,
    • angst,
    • exceptional,
    • eddy,
    • churn,
    • sweat,
    • plight,
    • war,
    • disorientation,
    • distract,
    • elegant,
    • swirl,
    • Ebullition,
    • perplexity,
    • Evection,
    • hurry-scurry,
    • civil unrest,
    • nonplus,
    • disarray,
    • disquietude,
    • Skirmishing,
    • cloud,
    • squall,
    • fidgets,
    • buzzing,
    • make noise,
    • singularly,
    • infringement,
    • hurry,
    • disharmony,
    • shower,
    • tension,
    • rioting,
    • perplex,
    • all-overs,
    • demoralization,
    • mistral,
    • promiscuity,
    • charming,
    • disadvantage,
    • furious,
    • fraction,
    • tizzy,
    • concernment,
    • mortification,
    • baffle,
    • nervousness,
    • intrude,
    • foment,
    • blare,
    • free-for-all,
    • embranglement,
    • electrical storm,
    • fume,
    • scrape,
    • break,
    • incoherence,
    • ballyhoo,
    • choker,
    • hint,
    • daze,
    • affection,
    • concern,
    • meeting,
    • Rixation,
    • grieve,
    • downpour,
    • apprehension,
    • battle royal,
    • Hurly,
    • disintegration,
    • clash,
    • wrangle,
    • greatly,
    • shuffling,
    • displace,
    • drawback,
    • misgiving,
    • obstructive,
    • deluge,
    • disconcertedness,
    • loud noise,
    • jumpiness,
    • obstruction,
    • storminess,
    • incumbrance,
    • fascinating,
    • frill,
    • chaos,
    • disagreement,
    • special,
    • twitter,
    • fret,
    • scramble,
    • swivet,
    • swage,
    • dilemma,
    • discomfiture,
    • be noisy,
    • boil,
    • jam,
    • harass,
    • rebellion,
    • fermentation,
    • sense of shame,
    • haphazardness,
    • rarely,
    • anxiety hysteria,
    • zealousness,
    • clamour,
    • swirling,
    • malaise,
    • ripple,
    • thunderstorm,
    • anxious concern,
    • fantastically,
    • quandary,
    • impediment,
    • revolt,
    • anarchy,
    • fury,
    • broil,
    • sirocco,
    • discordance,
    • battle,
    • blocking,
    • ruction,
    • scrum,
    • blizzard,
    • nervous strain,
    • dust-up,
    • disturb,
    • roughhouse,
    • Hostilities,
    • phenomenally,
    • feverishness,
    • befuddlement,
    • brush,
    • altercation,
    • disjunction,
    • hugger mugger,
    • bluster,
    • transmute,
    • stochasticity,
    • splore,
    • vortex,
    • hitch,
    • inquietude,
    • ebullience,
    • cumber,
    • changeableness,
    • babel,
    • Williwaw,
    • simoom,
    • overturn,
    • cloudburst,
    • tiff,
    • callithump,
    • zeal,
    • abashment,
    • helter-skelter,
    • gap,
    • fever,
    • singular,
    • intervene,
    • hue and cry,
    • rhubarb,
    • nervous tension,
    • exhibition,
    • infrequent,
    • troubled,
    • discord,
    • vex,
    • agony,
    • chagrin,
    • perturb,
    • interfere,
    • dustup,
    • nerviness,
    • confound,
    • breach,
    • typhoon,
    • inordinately,
    • apprehensiveness,
    • donnybrook,
    • jitters,
    • encounter,
    • confoundment,
    • disconcertment,
    • translate,
    • tumultuousness,
    • suspense,
    • ado,
    • churning,
    • changeful,
    • solicitude,
    • alter,
    • Misarrangement,
    • strife,
    • enigma,
    • randomness,
    • pain,
    • anxiety neurosis,
    • trespass on,
    • outcry,
    • jar,
    • engrossing,
    • Bobbery,
    • dust storm,
    • carfuffle,
    • intermit,
    • unease,
    • Stour,
    • whirl,
    • disconcert,
    • muddlement,
    • samiel,
    • fix,
    • seething,
    • embarrassment,
    • harmattan,
    • piece of work,
    • dread,
    • pell-mell,
    • sandstorm,
    • unusually,
    • anguish,
    • mourn,
    • mystify,
    • teasing,
    • puzzle,
    • flicker,
    • hailstorm,
    • dust,
    • graceful,
    • specially,
    • pucker,
    • struggle,
    • din,
    • episode,
    • unwonted,
    • Thunder-shower,
    • indiscriminateness,
    • hoopla,
    • attractive,
    • muddle,
    • rout,
    • preventive,
    • adapt,
    • bear garden,
    • Randan,
    • become,
    • discombobulation,
    • peculiar,
    • rough-house,
    • foofaraw,
    • afflict,
    • beautiful,
    • unquietness,
    • Yeastiness,
    • involvement,
    • sound,
    • havoc,
    • jazziness,
    • scrimmage,
    • turbulent,
    • imbroglio,
    • transform,
    • alarm,
    • confuse,
    • ruff,
    • bafflement,
    • delicate,
    • moil,
    • neck ruff,
    • DO,
    • shuffle,
    • skirmish,
    • strangely,
    • engagement,
    • affect,
    • Velitation,
    • clutter,
    • bovver,
    • changeable,
    • scarce,
    • overanxiety,
    • strange,
    • discomfort,
    • mess,
    • rainstorm,
    • mystery,
    • amiable,
    • puzzlement,
    • anxiousness,
    • anxiety,
    • shine,
    • twist,
    • particularly,
    • discontinue,
    • agitate,
    • Tumultuation,
    • rare,
    • instability,
    • breeze,
    • fanaticism,
    • dither,
    • Corroboree,
    • jumble,
    • remarkably,
    • amaze,
    • burst,
    • block,
    • turnover,
    • cacophony,
    • fold,
    • bewilder,
    • corrugation,
    • affair.

How to use «Disturbance» in context?

Disturbance is an umbrella term used to describe a wide range of activities that can disrupt a community or individual. It can include vandalism, graffiti, alarming noises, and negligent behavior. A disruption can have a negative or positive impact on a community, depending on the severity and frequency of the disruptions.

Paraphrases for Disturbance:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Proper noun, singular
      disruption, unrest, disruptions.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      commotion, disorder, disruption, perturbation, rioting, unrest.
  • Forward Entailment

    • Proper noun, singular
      disorder, disorders, troubles.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      trouble.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      disorders.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Proper noun, singular
      turmoil.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      dislocation, hassle, mayhem, tumult, uproar.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      disruptive, disturbed, disturbing.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      agitation, alteration, annoyance, anxiety, breach, breakdown, confusion, damage, destabilization, deterioration, disarray, discomfort, disquiet, distortion, distress, dysfunction, fuss, imbalance, incident, inconvenience, insecurity, instability, interruption, intrusion, jamming, mess, noise, nuisance, racket, redesign, reshuffle, shock, storm, stress, strife, troublemaker, unease, uneasiness, upset, stresses, reworking, re-alignment, re-design, redrafting.
    • Verb, past tense
      altered, disrupted, disturbed.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      disturbing, Harassing.
    • Verb, base form
      disturb.
  • Other Related

    • Proper noun, singular
      Irregularities.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      restlessness, riot, ruckus, turmoil, realignment.

Homophones for Disturbance:

  • doctor of music, disturbing.

Hyponym for Disturbance:

  • n.

    • act
      motility, move, movement, motion.
    • event
      activity.

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