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Disquiet (Noun)

A feeling of mild anxiety about possible developments.

Nouns denoting feelings and emotions.

The news of the potential layoff caused a sense of disquiet among the employees who had been with the company for years.
Her parents felt a growing disquiet as they waited for news from their daughter who was traveling abroad.
The uncertainty of the outcome created a feeling of disquiet that lingered in the back of his mind.
The rumors of a possible war sparked disquiet among the population, leading to widespread protests and demonstrations.
As the deadline for the project drew near, a sense of disquiet began to creep into the team's discussions and meetings.

The trait of seeming ill at ease.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

Her constant fidgeting betrayed a disquiet she couldn't quite shake off.
The boy's wide eyes and restless movements seemed to signal a growing disquiet as the storm outside intensified.
As the news anchor read out the shocking headlines, her usual composure gave way to a visible disquiet that was impossible to ignore.
Despite his best efforts to appear calm, the CEO's disquiet was obvious to all who knew him well, and it was clear that something was bothering him.
The usually serene actress seemed out of sorts on the red carpet, her disquiet evident in the way she hesitated before answering each question.