unsettle in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To unsettle means to disturb or disrupt the normal state or emotional stability of someone or something.

The sudden news of the company's closure seemed to unsettle the entire staff.
Her unexpected visit was enough to unsettle his carefully planned evening.
The documentary aimed to unsettle viewers by exposing the harsh realities of climate change.
Feeling the ground shake beneath her feet began to unsettle the hikers on the mountain trail.
The ambiguity of the situation started to unsettle his usually calm demeanor.
The sudden change in plans began to unsettle her, causing a ripple of anxiety.
Hearing the unexpected news could unsettle even the most composed individuals.
His constant questioning seemed to unsettle the entire team during the meeting.
The eerie silence in the once-bustling city was enough to unsettle anyone who wandered through.
She tried to mask her feelings, but the unsettling thought lingered in the back of her mind.