UNSETTLE Copy link • UNSETTLETo make uncertain or fluctuating (of what had been fixed), alicui dubitationem injicere (to instill doubts into anybody’s mind): aliquid ad or in incertum revocare: aliquid in dubium vocare or revocare (to make anything doubtful). To leave anything unsettled, aliquid in medio, or in dubio, or in incerto relinquere. To disturb or unhinge the mind, alicujus mentem or animum perturbare (to perplex, agitate, etc.): animum loco et certo de statu demovere (to unsettle it by a sudden shock, Cic.). To bring into disorder, turbare (e.g., statum civitatis): perturbare (stronger; e.g., civitatem): miscere (to turn topsy-turvy; e.g., rempublicam). To unsettle every thing, omnia perturbare or miscere.