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Showing words for DISTURBING using the English dictionary

10 Letter Words for Disturbing

disturbing

8 Letter Words for Disturbing

birdings, bruising, bruiting, brusting, brutings, buisting, burinist, bursting, distingu, ringbits, striding, subrigid

7 Letter Words for Disturbing

bidings, birding, bitings, briding, bruting, bundist, buritis, busting, digitus, dirting, disring, disturb, disturn, dustbin, dusting, inburst, nitrids, ridings, ringbit, rusting, stiring, subgrin, subring, suiting, sunbird, tidings, tirings, tubings, ungirds, unrigid

6 Letter Words for Disturbing

biding, bindis, binits, birsit, biting, brigid, brigit, brings, bruins, bruits, brunts, bundts, burins, buriti, busing, digits, dingus, diting, during, grinds, grunts, igitur, inbits, indris, ingirt, intrus, nitrid, nudist, riding, rigids, rising, rubins, ruings, rutins, siding, sigint, sigurd, siring, siting, strind, string, strung, sturin, subdit, subgit, sundri, suring, tiding, tigris, tingid, tiring, truing, tubing, turbid, turgid, turing, ungird, ungrid, unrigs, untrig

5 Letter Words for Disturbing

bidis, bidri, bindi, binds, bings, binit, bints, birds, bisti, bitis, brigs, bring, brins, brist, brits, bruin, bruit, brung, brunt, brust, buist, bunds, bundt, bungs, bunts, burds, burgs, burin, burns, burnt, burst, busti, butin, digit, dings, dints, dinus, dirts, distn, distr, diurn, dribs, drubs, drugs, drung, drunt, duing, duits, dungs, dunst, dunts, durns, durst, gibus, girds, giris, girns, girts, giust, grids, grind, grins, grint, grist, grits, grubs, grunt, guids, gundi, gurns, gurts, ignis, indri, indus, inrub, instr, intis, inuit, inust, irbis, irids, iring, nidus, niris, nitid, nurds, rigid, rinds, rings, ritsu, ritus, rubin, ruing, ruins, runds, rungs, runts, rutin, snirt, snurt, sruti, sting, strid, strig, strub, stung, suing, suint, tinds, tingi, tings, trigs, trins, trugs, tubig, tunds, tungs, tunis, turds, turin, turns, unbid, unbit, undig, unist, units, unrid, unrig, ursid, using

4 Letter Words for Disturbing

bidi, bids, bigs, bind, bing, bins, bint, bird, biri, birn, birt, bist, biti, bits, brid, brig, brin, bris, brit, brut, buds, bugs, bund, bung, buns, bunt, burd, burg, buri, burn, burs, burt, bust, buts, dbrn, dibs, digs, ding, dins, dint, dirt, dist, dits, drib, drub, drug, dsri, dubs, dugs, duit, dung, duns, dunt, durn, dust, gibs, gids, gins, gird, giri, girn, girt, gist, gits, gnus, grid, grin, gris, grit, grub, grun, grus, gubs, guib, guid, guns, gurn, gurs, gurt, gust, guts, ibid, ibis, ibrd, idun, inbd, init, inst, inti, intr, irid, iris, isdn, isnt, iuds, nibs, nidi, nids, nisi, nist, nits, nubs, nurd, nurs, nuts, ribs, rids, rigs, rind, ring, rins, rist, rits, rubs, ruds, rugs, ruin, rund, rung, runs, runt, rust, ruts, sidi, sign, sind, sing, siri, siti, situ, snib, snig, snit, snub, snug, snur, stbd, stib, stid, stir, stub, stud, stug, stun, subg, sugi, suid, suit, sung, suni, sunt, surd, surg, tidi, tids, tigs, tind, ting, tins, trib, trid, trig, trin, trub, trug, trun, tsun, tubs, tugs, tuis, tund, tung, tuns, turb, turd, turn, ungt, unis, unit, urbs, urds, urns, utis

3 Letter Words for Disturbing

bds, bid, big, bin, bis, bit, bns, btu, bud, bug, bun, bur, bus, but, dib, dig, din, dir, dis, dit, dsr, dub, dug, dui, dun, dur, gds, gib, gid, gin, gis, git, gns, gnu, grs, gtd, gub, gud, gui, gun, gur, gus, gut, ids, ign, ind, ing, ins, int, irs, isn, ist, itd, its, iud, nbg, nib, nid, nig, nis, nit, nub, nur, nus, nut, rbi, rib, rid, rig, rin, rit, rnd, rti, rub, rud, rug, run, rut, sgd, sib, sig, sin, sir, sit, sri, std, stg, str, sub, sud, sui, sun, sur, tbs, tdr, tgn, tib, tid, tig, tin, tis, tiu, tng, tri, trs, tsi, tub, tug, tui, tun, tur, ubi, uds, ugs, ugt, uit, unb, ung, uni, uns, urb, urd, urn, urs, ust, uti, uts

Definitions for Disturbing

[1] upsetting or disquieting; dismaying: a disturbing increase in the crime rate.
[2] to interrupt the quiet, rest, peace, or order of; unsettle.
[3] to interfere with; interrupt; hinder: Please do not disturb me when I'm working.
[4] to interfere with the arrangement, order, or harmony of; disarrange: to disturb the papers on her desk.
[5] to perplex; trouble: to be disturbed by strange behavior.
[6] to cause disturbance to someone's sleep, rest, etc.: Do not disturb.
[7] tending to upset or agitate; troubling; worrying
[8] to intrude on; interrupt
[9] to destroy or interrupt the quietness or peace of
[10] to disarrange; muddle
[11] (often passive) to upset or agitate; trouble I am disturbed at your bad news
[12] to inconvenience; put out don't disturb yourself on my account

Words related to Disturbing

troublesome, embarrassing, annoying, worrisome, distressing, startling, unsettling, alarming, threatening, discouraging, unpleasant, painful, perplexing, upsetting, depressing, ominous, frightening, irritating, sinister, creepy

Words nearby Disturbing

distrust, distrustful, disturb, disturbance, disturbed, disturbing, disty., distyle, disubstituted, disulfate, disulfide

Origin of Disturbing

1175–1225; Middle English disto(u)rben, disturben < Anglo-French disto(u)rber, desturber < Latin disturbāre to demolish, upset, equivalent to dis- dis-1 + turbāre to confuse

Other words from Disturbing

dis·turb·ing·ly , adverb
non·dis·turb·ing , adjective
un·dis·turb·ing , adjective
un·dis·turb·ing·ly , adverb
dis·turb·er , noun
pre·dis·turb , verb (used with object)

Word origin for Disturbing

C13: from Latin disturbāre, from dis- 1 + turbāre to confuse

Synonyms for Disturbing

alarming, annoying, bothersome, creepy, depressing, disconcerting, discouraging, distressing, embarrassing, frightening, irritating, ominous, painful, perplexing, sinister, startling, threatening, troublesome, troubling, unpleasant, unsettling, upsetting, vexing, worrisome, worrying, aggravating, agitating, discommoding, discomposing, dismaying, foreboding, harassing, impeding, perturbing, provoking, trying, burdensome, consequential, difficult, disagreeable, discomforting, gloomy, hard, inconvenient, irksome, laborious, onerous, pessimistic, prophetic, severe, tiresome, toilsome, uncertain, wearisome