" disturbingly "

1: as in alarmingly, unsettlingly;

•  Synonyms : 

•  alarmingly,

•  perturbingly,

•  traumatically,

•  unsettlingly,

•  annoyingly,

•  disgustingly,

•  distressingly,

•  irritatingly,

•  vexingly,

•  abominably,

•  appallingly,

•  awfully,

•  dreadfully,

•  horrendously,

•  horribly,

•  horridly,

•  shockingly,

•  sickeningly,

•  terribly,

•  vilely,

•  alack,

•  alas,

•  ay,

•  wirra,

•  woe,

•  badly,

•  disagreeably,

•  ill,

•  unpleasantly,

•  unhappily,

•  unluckily,

•  lamentably,

•  regrettably,

•  sadly,

•  tragically,

•  unfortunately

•  Antonyms : 

•  blessedly,

•  fortunately,

•  happily,

•  luckily,

•  thankfully,

•  advantageously,

•  helpfully,

•  excellently,

•  superbly,

•  marvelously,

•  sensationally,

•  wonderfully,

•  agreeably,

•  charmingly,

•  delectably,

•  deliciously,

•  delightfully,

•  dreamily,

•  enchantingly,

•  enjoyably,

•  favorably,

•  felicitously,

•  fetchingly,

•  gloriously,

•  gratifyingly,

•  great,

•  nicely,

•  palatably,

•  pleasantly,

•  pleasingly,

•  pleasurably,

•  prettily,

•  satisfyingly,

•  splendidly,

•  sweetly,

•  swimmingly,

•  welcomely,

•  well,

•  winningly,

•  finely,

•  grandly,

•  magnificently

1: to trouble the mind of; to make uneasy;

  * e.g., " ... all that talk of war disturbed us "

•  Synonyms : 

•  agitate,

•  ail,

•  alarm,

•  bother,

•  concern,

•  derail,

•  discomfort,

•  discompose,

•  dismay,

•  disquiet,

•  distemper,

•  distract,

•  distress,

•  exercise,

•  flurry,

•  frazzle,

•  freak (out),

•  fuss,

•  hagride,

•  perturb,

•  undo,

•  unhinge,

•  unsettle,

•  upset,

•  weird out,

•  worry

•  Antonyms : 

•  calm,

•  compose,

•  quiet,

•  settle,

•  soothe,

•  tranquilize

2: to change the place or position of;

  * e.g., " ... the items on her desk had been disturbed by someone "

•  Synonyms : 

•  budge,

•  dislocate,

•  displace,

•  move,

•  relocate,

•  remove,

•  reposition,

•  shift,

•  transfer,

•  transpose

•  Antonyms : 

•  arrange,

•  array,

•  dispose,

•  draw up,

•  marshal,

•  order,

•  organize,

•  range,

•  regulate,

•  straighten (up),

•  tidy

3: to undo the proper order or arrangement of;

  * e.g., " ... her careful filing system is sure to be disturbed during the move "

•  Synonyms : 

•  confuse,

•  derange,

•  disarrange,

•  disarray,

•  discompose,

•  dishevel,

•  disjoint,

•  dislocate,

•  disorder,

•  disorganize,

•  disrupt,

•  hash,

•  jumble,

•  mess (up),

•  mix (up),

•  muddle,

•  muss,

•  rumple,

•  scramble,

•  shuffle,

•  tousle,

•  tumble,

•  upset

•  Antonyms : 

•  accommodate,

•  favor,

•  oblige

1: to trouble the mind of; to make uneasy;

  * e.g., " ... all that talk of war disturbed us "

•  Synonyms : 

•  agitating,

•  ailing,

•  alarming,

•  bothering,

•  concerning,

•  derailing,

•  discomforting,

•  discomposing,

•  dismaying,

•  disquieting,

•  distempering,

•  distracting,

•  distressing,

•  exercising,

•  flurrying,

•  frazzling,

•  freaking (out),

•  fussing,

•  hagriding,

•  perturbing,

•  undoing,

•  unhinging,

•  unsettling,

•  upsetting,

•  weirding out,

•  worrying

•  Antonyms : 

•  calming,

•  composing,

•  quieting,

•  settling,

•  soothing,

•  tranquilizing

2: to change the place or position of;

  * e.g., " ... the items on her desk had been disturbed by someone "

•  Synonyms : 

•  budging,

•  dislocating,

•  displacing,

•  moving,

•  relocating,

•  removing,

•  repositioning,

•  shifting,

•  transferring,

•  transposing

•  Antonyms : 

•  arranging,

•  arraying,

•  disposing,

•  drawing up,

•  marshaling,

•  ordering,

•  organizing,

•  ranging,

•  regulating,

•  straightening (up),

•  tidying

3: to undo the proper order or arrangement of;

  * e.g., " ... her careful filing system is sure to be disturbed during the move "

•  Synonyms : 

•  confusing,

•  deranging,

•  disarranging,

•  disarraying,

•  discomposing,

•  disheveling,

•  disjointing,

•  dislocating,

•  disordering,

•  disorganizing,

•  disrupting,

•  hashing,

•  jumbling,

•  messing (up),

•  mixing (up),

•  muddling,

•  mussing,

•  rumpling,

•  scrambling,

•  shuffling,

•  tousling,

•  tumbling,

•  upsetting

•  Antonyms : 

•  accommodating,

•  favoring,

•  obliging