unsettled
தீர்க்கப்படாமல்
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.
example
They shuffled some more and looked about, uneasy, 'unsettled' , on edge.
Gameplay is unpredictable; it shuttles back and forth, 'unsettled' , dynamic, open to chance.
On the two nights in question, Mr Weekes was very 'unsettled' and nothing could be done to calm him.
My life is really 'unsettled' , my friends have much more settled lives than I do at this point.
We operate today in an extraordinarily 'unsettled' financial environment dominated by leveraged speculation and U.S. foreign liabilities of unprecedented amounts.
Meanwhile, Collins's case remains 'unsettled' , and only chipping paint and crumbling steps indicate the havoc inside her house.
But underlying all this, there are tensions born of age-old rivalries, long 'unsettled' land disputes and of arguments long forgotten.
But the grand question was still 'unsettled' of how this epidemic was generated and increased.
They should be playing their fab new single Everybody's Gonna Be Happy and, if we're immensely fortunate, our Dad will not appear in the doorway sounding a little 'unsettled' .
Some reservations closely followed traditional Ojibwa boundaries, while others were established in previously 'unsettled' areas.
Ó Rathaille continued to lead an 'unsettled' life, spending periods of time in Kerry and Limerick.
The lecturers, who were seeking a 3.25 percent increase, had been withholding grades and were threatening rolling strikes while their dispute remained 'unsettled' .
But now I am more 'unsettled' than ever, and seriously wigged out.
Martine says: ‘Twenty-five years have passed and we always said that in this very 'unsettled' world, the spirit of Krashny is one of solidarity.’
It was an 'unsettled' , nomadic period in his life.
He was even more 'unsettled' when he thought the transit was going to crash into the side of the station.
Sources claim staff have become 'unsettled' by regular ownership changes.
The 'unsettled' political situation has meant that the frequency and level of protest action (by both Maoist and other political groups) has increased.
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.
After an 'unsettled' childhood he transformed himself into an eccentric showman and anti-hero of British boxing in the Nineties.
Harried by constant fire and 'unsettled' by the universal presence of landmines - the main cause of casualties - the Russian army has been thoroughly demoralised.
Generous with encouragement for preservation, the Colonial Office was stingy with funds to pay for policing vast 'unsettled' areas.
Things are very politically 'unsettled' at the moment.
The finding prompted the theory that the boy king was murdered by a blow to the head during the 'unsettled' period of his reign.
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.
When the more precipitous segments of this rollercoaster ride are crammed into a few short days, as they have been either side of this New Year, 'unsettled' investors can be forgiven for wondering what on earth is going on.
In that stretch there has never been a time so 'unsettled' .
This is an 'unsettled' area, so it is smart to take a conservative approach until further guidelines are developed.
However, some have said that he does not possess the qualities required for leading the company, particularly as it is in an 'unsettled' state.
He had an 'unsettled' childhood and, like many ambitious Egyptians of limited means, in 1937 he chose a career in the army.
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