unsettled
غير مستقر
definition
verb
the crisis has unsettled financial markets
cause to feel anxious or uneasy; disturb.
adjective
an unsettled childhood
lacking stability.
At first they were held in public houses, but as the attempts to eliminate them intensified, they moved to unsettled areas on the outskirts of settlement.
(of an area) having no settlers or inhabitants.
translation of 'unsettled'
adjective
معلق,
مختلط,
غير مأهول,
غير مستقر,
غير مسدد,
متقلب,
مشوش,
مضطرب,
متنازع فيه,
متردد
example
Some reservations closely followed traditional Ojibwa boundaries, while others were established in previously 'unsettled' areas.
Dr. Vincent, an old family friend, takes Paul fishing in order to help ease his mind, but Paul remains 'unsettled' and decides to return home.
Gameplay is unpredictable; it shuttles back and forth, 'unsettled' , dynamic, open to chance.
But the grand question was still 'unsettled' of how this epidemic was generated and increased.
And in 'unsettled' times, there's always the option of cheering oneself up by playing ‘who have I outlived?’
In the 'unsettled' world today, many Australians are looking for a direction.
He had an 'unsettled' childhood and, like many ambitious Egyptians of limited means, in 1937 he chose a career in the army.
Nevertheless, the controversies over literary openness are far from being resolved, and many related issues remain 'unsettled' .
It will stay quite 'unsettled' over the weekend, especially in the north and west.
In the contemplative ‘Untitled’ Fairfax explores family memories and her 'unsettled' relationship with her father.
Caddy finally goes to bed, but, 'unsettled' , Quentin wanders around, and happens to bump into Dalton.
He was even more 'unsettled' when he thought the transit was going to crash into the side of the station.
There remained various issues that lay beneath the smiles of the newly named Zimbabweans, 'unsettled' problems that were left to fester deep in the hearts of many in the country.
Ó Rathaille continued to lead an 'unsettled' life, spending periods of time in Kerry and Limerick.
He has moved back and forth in a way that aides said reflected the 'unsettled' question of how harshly he should distinguish himself from the president.
However, some have said that he does not possess the qualities required for leading the company, particularly as it is in an 'unsettled' state.
The Credit market remains extraordinarily 'unsettled' , although rates ended the week little changed.
After nearly a decade of promotion and pioneering, the Everglades remained relatively 'unsettled' .
The bill justifies this premise by reference to ‘the uncertainty and 'unsettled' character of all human knowledge.’
He had himself been through an 'unsettled' childhood and home life. He spent years in care.
As Parker points out, the meanings of these words for other purposes were 'unsettled' and changing in this period.
Harried by constant fire and 'unsettled' by the universal presence of landmines - the main cause of casualties - the Russian army has been thoroughly demoralised.
As at December 31 last year, councils owed their workers about K18 billion in 'unsettled' arrears and the Government had since paid off half of the amount.
These are extraordinarily uncertain and 'unsettled' times.
We are in a transitional and liminal time: this makes everything 'unsettled' and awkward, and most of us feel tremendous unrest and a sense of urgency.
Therefore, certification is an acceptable and conciliatory method for determining a state court's opinion regarding an 'unsettled' or disputed question of law.
But behind the picture-postcard facade, residents of the rural community of Bradfield, on the outskirts of Sheffield, have become increasingly 'unsettled' .
Reid Pearce, mitigating, said Sheridan had a very 'unsettled' family background.
It was an 'unsettled' , nomadic period in his life.
And even the Soviet photographs, which were intended to depict an improving economy, leave the viewer 'unsettled' , with so much left unsaid.
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