disturb Copy link Outline 1. turbo, 1 (most gen. term)2. perturbo, 1 (stronger than simple verb)3. conturbo, 1 like perturbo, to throw into disorder)4. misceo, permisceo, commisceo, 25. commŏveo, mōvi, mōtum, 2 (esp. of the mind)6. sollĭcĭto, 1 (to d. in mind, render anxious)7. inquiēto, 1 • disturb: 1. turbo, 1 (most gen. term): the sea is d.'d by the violence of the winds, ventorum vi mare turbatur, Cic.: Hor. Join: miscere et turbare omnia, Cic. Rarely intrans., to be d.'d, Virg. 2. perturbo, 1 (stronger than simple verb): to d. terms and conditions, conditiones pactionesque p., Cic.: nor does that outcry discompose or d. me, nec me clamor iste commovet aut p., Cic. 3. conturbo, 1 like perturbo, to throw into disorder): to d. the state, c. rempublicam, Sall. 4. misceo, permisceo, commisceo, 2: v. to confuse, mingle. 5. commŏveo, mōvi, mōtum, 2 (esp. of the mind): v. to agitate. 6. sollĭcĭto, 1 (to d. in mind, render anxious): Cic.: v. to disquiet. Also used in physical sense, to d. the sea with oars, freta remis s., Virg. 7. inquiēto, 1: to d. hens sitting, matrices incubantes inq., Col.: to be d.'d by rumours, rumoribus inquietari, Plin. Ep. (N.B. Disturbo is to break up, demolish: Cic.: Caes.)