Thesaurus / perturb

perturb

EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB

I was nettled now at all these things which were coming to puzzle and perturb an honest fellow out for a morning ride.

A more pronounced cause than vague surmise was destined to perturb him, and this in an unexpected manner.

A LAODICEANTHOMAS HARDY

What was to happen would happen; to perturb and perplex oneself was useless and might be dangerous.

ANCIENT ROMEMARY AGNES HAMILTON

Captain Thornes sarcasm seemed to perturb the youngster, but his good breeding got the better of his annoyance.

SECRET SERVICECYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY

The existence of such facts does not perturb in the least those theorists who “rule the roost” in the scientific world.

JUNGLE FOLKDOUGLAS DEWAR

The Irish members, in the second place, perturb and falsify the whole system of party government.

Being so small any large surface features of Mars would probably act to perturb the orbit of the satellite.

What the regenerator does is perturb the magnetic field of the cyclotron at one radial position.

LRL ACCELERATORSLAWRENCE RADIATION LABORATORY

But I felt that I must be myself, and that no evil any more than good fortune ought for a moment to perturb the tenor of my being.

It was not what he had read that vexed him, but the fact that the life out there in which he had now no part could perturb him.

SYNONYM OF THE DAYMAY 9, 2021

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