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unsettlement
This term carries a heavy weight of instability, whether physical or psychological. When referring to the displacement of people, it evokes a sense of systemic disruption and the loss of ancestral or established roots, often associated with political or environmental upheaval.
In a psychological sense, it describes a lingering feeling of unease or a lack of equilibrium. It is more subtle than panic but more profound than simple nervousness, suggesting a foundational shift in one's sense of security or peace.
Meanings
The act of displacing people from their homes or the process of reversing the establishment of a colony or settlement.
The government faced international criticism for the forced unsettlement of indigenous populations to make way for the dam.
Examples
The forced unsettlement of the indigenous population led to decades of social strife.
The forced unsettlement of the indigenous population led to decades of social strife.
The sudden news caused a deep sense of unsettlement within the entire office.
I cannot shake this feeling of unsettlement after seeing that ghost.
The government ordered the unsettlement of the border outpost for security reasons.
Why is there such a general unsettlement in the air today?
The rapid unsettlement of the colony was a result of the failing economy.
Her mind was in a state of complete unsettlement as she waited for the test results.
The unsettling news brought an immediate unsettlement to the stock market.