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Molestation
The act of molesting or the state of being molested disturbance annoyance
Molest
To trouble to disturb to render uneasy to interfere with to vex
machilid
A wingless insect living in dark moist places as under tree trunks they make erratic leaps when disturbed called also jumping bristletail
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Entoperipheral
origin within the external surface of the body especially applied to feelings such as hunger produced by internal disturbances Opposed to epiperipheral
Jostle
To run against and shake to push out of the way to elbow to hustle to disturb by crowding to crowd against
Inoffensive
Giving no offense or provocation causing no uneasiness annoyance or disturbance as an inoffensive man answer appearance
Incommode
To give inconvenience or trouble to to disturb or molest to discommode to worry to put out as we are incommoded by lack of room
Imperturbable
Incapable of being disturbed or disconcerted as imperturbable gravity
hemosiderin
higher iron content than ferritin and its presence in body tissues or phagocytes can be a symptom of disturbed iron metabolism
Heat
of feeling In its nature heat is a mode of motion being in general a form of molecular disturbance or vibration It was formerly supposed to be a subtile imponderable fluid to which was given the name
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