Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
deeply-disturbing
Adjective
/ˈdiːpli dɪˈstɜːrbɪŋ/
Definition
Causing a strong feeling of unease or discomfort that affects a person’s emotional or mental state.
Examples
- The documentary was deeply disturbing, revealing the harsh realities of the war.
- Her story was deeply disturbing, making many in the audience feel uncomfortable.
- Watching the news report, I found the images to be deeply disturbing.
Meaning
To be profoundly unsettling or troubling, often invoking a sense of anxiety or distress.
Synonyms
- Unsettling
- Distressing
- Troubling
- Alarming
- Concerning
