disturn in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To disturb or disrupt the tranquility or order of a situation or environment.

The sudden loud noise seemed to disturn the peaceful atmosphere of the garden.
His unexpected arrival was enough to disturn the carefully planned meeting.
She tried to remain calm, but the chaos around her began to disturn her thoughts.
The announcement was meant to uplift, yet it inadvertently served to disturn the crowd.
A minor setback should not disturn us from our ultimate goals and aspirations.