inquiet adjective. [ɪn'kwʌɪǝt] Now rare. LME.
[Latin inquietus, formed as IN-³ + QUIET adjective.]
1. Restless, turbulent. LME-M16.

2. Anxious, uneasy in mind. E16.

■ inquietly adverb (rare) LME.

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inquiet verb trans. [ɪn'kwʌɪǝt] Now rare. LME.
[Old & mod. French inquiéter from Latin inquietare, formed as INQUIET adjective.]
1. Disturb the peace or repose of (a person); harass, molest. LME.

2. Make uneasy, disquiet. L15.

■ inquie'tation noun the action of disturbing or molesting; the condition of being disturbed: LME.

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