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Synonyms for troubling in English

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  1. troubling:
  2. trouble:

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Detailed Synonyms for troubling in English

troubling:

troubling [the ~] noun

  1. the troubling
    the drudgery; the worrying; the troubling; the toiling

troubling adj

  1. troubling
    – causing distress or worry or anxiety 1
    disturbing; worrying; worrisome; troubling; distressful; distressing; perturbing
    – causing distress or worry or anxiety 1
    • disturbing adj
      • distressing (or disturbing) news1
      • a disturbing amount of crime1
    • worrying adj
      • a worrying situation1
      • a worrying time1
    • worrisome adj
      • in a particularly worrisome predicament1
    • troubling adj
      • a new and troubling thought1
    • distressful adj
      • lived in heroic if something distressful isolation1
    • distressing adj
      • distressing (or disturbing) news1
    • perturbing adj
      • a revelation that was most perturbing1

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Alternate Synonyms for "troubling":


Related Definitions for "troubling":

  1. causing distress or worry or anxiety1
    • a new and troubling thought1

troubling form of trouble:

trouble [the ~] noun

  1. the trouble
    the nuisance; the hindrance; the trouble; the bother; the obstacle
  2. the trouble
    the accident; the disaster; the adversity; the misery; the misfortune; the tribulation; the calamity; the trouble; the destitution; the bad luck; the squalor; the misère; the reverse; the evil
  3. the trouble
    the adversity; the misfortune; the trouble; the bad luck; the reverse
  4. the trouble
    the hindrance; the impediment; the obstruction; the obstacle; the trouble; the block; the thwarting; the stonewalling
  5. the trouble
    the disease; the disorder; the ailment; the complaint; the trouble
  6. the trouble
    the commotion; the turbulence; the agitation; the turmoil; the unrest; the trouble
  7. the trouble
    the danger; the disaster; the trouble
  8. the trouble
    the misery; the sorrow; the squalor; the trouble; the misfortune
  9. the trouble
    the hitch; the trouble; the problem
  10. the trouble
    the whining; the moaning; the trouble; the nagging
  11. the trouble
    the chaos; the disorder; the confusion; the welter; the muddle; the mix-up; the mess; the trouble; the tangle
    the maze
    – something jumbled or confused 1
  12. the trouble
    the danger; the trouble
  13. the trouble
    the trouble; the distress; the beastliness
  14. the trouble
    the bungling; the rummaging; the trouble
  15. the trouble
    the inconvenience; the trouble; the nuisance
  16. the trouble
    the interference; the disturbance; the disorder; the trouble
  17. the trouble
    – an effort that is inconvenient 1
    the trouble; the difficulty
    – an effort that is inconvenient 1
    • trouble [the ~] noun
      • I went to a lot of trouble1
      • he won without any trouble1
    • difficulty [the ~] noun
      • had difficulty walking1
      • finished the test only with great difficulty1
  18. the trouble
    – a source of difficulty 1
    the trouble; the problem
    – a source of difficulty 1
    • trouble [the ~] noun
      • one trouble after another delayed the job1
    • problem [the ~] noun
      • what's the problem?1
  19. the trouble
    – an event causing distress or pain 1
    the trouble
    – an event causing distress or pain 1
    • trouble [the ~] noun
      • what is the trouble?1
      • heart trouble1
  20. the trouble
    – an angry disturbance 1
    the bother; the hassle; the fuss; the trouble
    – an angry disturbance 1
    • bother [the ~] noun
      • a spot of bother1
    • hassle [the ~] noun
    • fuss [the ~] noun
      • he didn't want to make a fuss1
    • trouble [the ~] noun
      • they had labor trouble1
  21. the trouble
    – a strong feeling of anxiety 1
    the worry; the trouble
    – a strong feeling of anxiety 1
    • worry [the ~] noun
      • his worry over the prospect of being fired1
      • it is not work but worry that kills1
    • trouble [the ~] noun
      • he wanted to die and end his troubles1
  22. the trouble
    – an unwanted pregnancy 1
    the trouble
    – an unwanted pregnancy 1
    • trouble [the ~] noun
      • he got several girls in trouble1

to trouble verb (troubles, troubled, troubling)

  1. to trouble
    to bother; to harass; to trouble; to visit
    • bother verb (bothers, bothered, bothering)
    • harass verb (harasses, harassed, harassing)
    • trouble verb (troubles, troubled, troubling)
    • visit verb (visits, visited, visiting)
  2. to trouble
    to bother; to make difficult; to trouble; make things difficult
  3. to trouble
    – cause bodily suffering to and make sick or indisposed 1
    to trouble; pain; to ail
    – cause bodily suffering to and make sick or indisposed 1
    • trouble verb (troubles, troubled, troubling)
    • pain verb
    • ail verb (ails, ailed, ailing)
  4. to trouble
    – disturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmed 1
    to disorder; to trouble; to disquiet; perturb; cark; unhinge; distract
    – disturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmed 1
    • disorder verb (disorders, disordered, disordering)
    • trouble verb (troubles, troubled, troubling)
    • disquiet verb (disquiets, disquieted, disquieting)
    • perturb verb
      • She was rather perturbed by the news that her father was seriously ill1
    • cark verb
    • unhinge verb
    • distract verb
  5. to trouble
    – move deeply 1
    to disturb; to upset; to trouble
    – move deeply 1
    • disturb verb (disturbs, disturbed, disturbing)
    • upset verb (upsets, upset, upsetting)
      • This book upset me1
    • trouble verb (troubles, troubled, troubling)
      • A troubling thought1
  6. to trouble
    – take the trouble to do something; concern oneself 1
    to bother; to trouble; inconvenience oneself; trouble oneself
    – take the trouble to do something; concern oneself 1
  7. to trouble
    – to cause inconvenience or discomfort to 1
    to inconvenience; to bother; to trouble; to put out; disoblige; incommode; discommode
    – to cause inconvenience or discomfort to 1

Conjugations for trouble:

present
  1. trouble
  2. trouble
  3. troubles
  4. trouble
  5. trouble
  6. trouble
simple past
  1. troubled
  2. troubled
  3. troubled
  4. troubled
  5. troubled
  6. troubled
present perfect
  1. have troubled
  2. have troubled
  3. has troubled
  4. have troubled
  5. have troubled
  6. have troubled
past continuous
  1. was troubling
  2. were troubling
  3. was troubling
  4. were troubling
  5. were troubling
  6. were troubling
future
  1. shall trouble
  2. will trouble
  3. will trouble
  4. shall trouble
  5. will trouble
  6. will trouble
continuous present
  1. am troubling
  2. are troubling
  3. is troubling
  4. are troubling
  5. are troubling
  6. are troubling
subjunctive
  1. be troubled
  2. be troubled
  3. be troubled
  4. be troubled
  5. be troubled
  6. be troubled
diverse
  1. trouble!
  2. let's trouble!
  5. troubled
  6. troubling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

trouble

  1. trouble
    worry; trouble
  2. trouble
    bother; trouble
  3. trouble
    trouble

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Alternate Synonyms for "trouble":


Related Definitions for "trouble":

  1. an effort that is inconvenient1
    • I went to a lot of trouble1
    • he won without any trouble1
  2. a source of difficulty1
    • one trouble after another delayed the job1
  3. an event causing distress or pain1
    • what is the trouble?1
    • heart trouble1
  4. an angry disturbance1
    • they had labor trouble1
  5. a strong feeling of anxiety1
    • he wanted to die and end his troubles1
  6. an unwanted pregnancy1
    • he got several girls in trouble1
  7. cause bodily suffering to and make sick or indisposed1
  8. disturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmed1
  9. move deeply1
    • A troubling thought1
  10. take the trouble to do something; concern oneself1
    • He did not trouble to call his mother on her birthday1
  11. to cause inconvenience or discomfort to1
    • Sorry to trouble you, but...1







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