unsettled
adjective
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/ʌnˈset.əld/ us
/ʌnˈset̬.əld/Meaning of unsettled in English
(Definition of unsettled from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
unsettled | American Dictionary
unsettled
adjective
us
/ʌnˈset̬·əld/unsettled adjective (CHANGEABLE)
Examples of unsettled
unsettled
The chapter is reasonable and necessary, but somewhat heavy-going : various arguments are given their due, choices are made among them, and unsettled areas are identified.
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During wartime, however, the mobility of young people unsettled existing familial and community control.
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A question that remains unsettled is whether the causative-inchoative alternation applies at the lexical or at the syntactic level.
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Still, naturalness is a problem for most present synthesizers, and there remain unsettled issues regarding how one ought to assess the quality of synthetic speech.
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Shipping certainly opened up new worlds, but at the same time, it unsettled the relationship of humans as sensory beings to their surrounding environment.
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After all, unsettled debts would damage a man's economic status among local traders and could potentially land him in gaol.
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Distinctive about the subject matter of mathematics is that the question of what constitutes it is an unsettled one.
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Such a mood dominates the poem - but it is finally unsettled.
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Three days later, the child became increasingly irritable and unsettled.
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As is apparent from many of the papers presented in this issue, questions related to vocabulary acquisition remain unsettled.
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In the first, the situation is, of course, very unsettled.
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The issue of effectiveness of economic sanctions is still unsettled.
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This incident, which came only days before the university's official opening, unsettled the university community.
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The politically charged atmosphere of the 1950s further unsettled the political balance between the federal centre and the regions.
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Deep ideological divisions coincided with an unsettled economy.
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sık sık değişen, karışık, belirsiz…
instable, agité…
wisselvallig, onzeker…
nestálý, vzrušený…
ustabil, nervøs…
berubah-ubah, gelisah…
เปลี่ยนแปลงอยู่เสมอ, ที่วิตกกังวล…
hay thay đổi, lo lắng, bồn chồn…
zmienny, niepewny, niespokojny…
ostadig, orolig, ur gängorna…
berubah-ubah, tdk tenang…
unbeständig, schwankend…
ustabil, urolig, usikker…
нестійкий, неусталений, неспокійний…
неустойчивый, неустановившийся, беспокойный…
