UNREST


Meaning of UNREST in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ great , serious

▪ violent

▪ widespread

There was widespread industrial ~ in the north.

▪ domestic , internal

The incident led to domestic ~ in the cities.

▪ popular , public

▪ growing , mounting

▪ further

The murder of a boy by police sparked further ~ in the occupied zone.

▪ civil , economic , ethnic , industrial , labour/labor , political , racial , social

▪ peasant , student

… OF UNREST

▪ period , wave

The increase in fees sparked a new wave of student ~.

▪ state

VERB + UNREST

▪ cause , create , foment , provoke , spark , spark off , stir up ( esp. BrE ), trigger

▪ deal with , quell

The government's attempts to quell serious popular ~ led to civil war.

PREPOSITION

▪ during (the) ~

Many businesses were looted during the ~.

▪ ~ among

a wave of democratic ~ among the masses

▪ ~ over

growing ~ over pay levels

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