How to spell DYSQUIETED correctly?

If you encounter the misspelling "dysquieted", the correct suggestions could be "disquieted" or "desquited". While "disquieted" refers to a state of unease or disturbance, "desquited" is a lesser-known term meaning to have shed or peeled off something, especially skin or bark. Always rely on trusted sources or dictionaries to ensure accurate usage.

• disquieted The endless chatter from the crowded room left me feeling disquieted and anxious.

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