unquiet
UNQUIET
inquietus (not Cic. or Caes.; of the mind and character Liv.; animus ingenium; impotens semperque inquietus Velleius; of a person): anxius: sollicitus [SYN. in ANXIOUS]: turbidus (IMPROP. of a confused turbulent state of affairs; res tempus; also cogitationes. Tac. is the first who uses it of men of turbulent characters etc.): turbulentus (stormy etc. PROP. and also IMPROP.; of “a stormy year ” annus; and of restless men who are always exciting disturbances; turbulent): seditiosus (inclined to plot against the existing order of things; of persons or things; e.g. a life): tumultuosus (full of disturbance confusion tumult etc.; e.g. of sleep somnus per somnia tumultuosus: an unquiet life vita tumultuosa; of persons it is only used in the sense of raging storming etc. in a noisy passionate way). Unquiet spirits ingenia inquieta et in novas res avida (Liv.).
inquietus (not Cic. or Caes.; of the mind and character Liv.; animus ingenium; impotens semperque inquietus Velleius; of a person): anxius: sollicitus [SYN. in ANXIOUS]: turbidus (IMPROP. of a confused turbulent state of affairs; res tempus; also cogitationes. Tac. is the first who uses it of men of turbulent characters etc.): turbulentus (stormy etc. PROP. and also IMPROP.; of “a stormy year ” annus; and of restless men who are always exciting disturbances; turbulent): seditiosus (inclined to plot against the existing order of things; of persons or things; e.g. a life): tumultuosus (full of disturbance confusion tumult etc.; e.g. of sleep somnus per somnia tumultuosus: an unquiet life vita tumultuosa; of persons it is only used in the sense of raging storming etc. in a noisy passionate way). Unquiet spirits ingenia inquieta et in novas res avida (Liv.).
unquiet: inquiētus, sollĭcĭtus, etc.: v. RESTLESS .