Unsettled

What do we mean by unsettled?

Not in a state of order or calmness; disturbed. adjective

Likely to change or vary; variable. adjective

Not determined or resolved. adjective

Uncertain or doubtful. adjective

Not paid or adjusted; outstanding. adjective

Uninhabited or not occupied by settlers. adjective

Not fixed or established. adjective

Not settled; not fixed in resolution; not determined; unsteady or wavering; fickle; fluctuating; of the mind, disturbed; deranged.

Not determined, as something in doubt; not freed from uncertainty: as, an unsettled question.

Having no fixed place of abode; not established. Unequal; not regular; changeable: as, unsettled weather. Not having the lees or dregs deposited; turbid; roily: as, an unsettled liquid. Not adjusted; not liquidated; unpaid: as, an unsettled dispute; an unsettled bill. Having no inhabitants; not occupied by permanent inhabitants: as, unsettled lands.

Disturbed; lawless.

Disturbed, upset. adjective

Not in a steady condition, uncertain, subject to change. adjective

Not populated, having no settlers or other inhabitants. adjective

Unpaid. adjective

Simple past tense and past participle of unsettle. verb

Not settled or established adjective

Subject to change adjective

Still in doubt adjective

To make upset or uncomfortable

To bring into disorder or disarray

The only word chelle uses Urban Dictionary

The feeling of being disturbed and restless, living a day in the life of man bag. Urban Dictionary

The opposite to settling down, bringing spontaneity and freedom into your life Urban Dictionary

Enjoying life as a single person, and not looking for a partner. Urban Dictionary

Someone living a simple life, close to nature. Usually breaking consumption societies’ norms. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to unsettled:
unsettled, unsettle, unsettles, settled, nettled, insetted, unsealed, unseated, resettled.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word unsettled:
weather, frontier, conditions, lands, disputes, situation, questions, succession, rainfall, opponent, territory, winds, dispute, question, territorial, maine.

Words that rhyme with unsettled:
settled, nettled, metalled, mettled, petaled, fettled, resettled, petalled, metaled, thickly settled.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective unsettled:
state, conditions, condition, question, questions, times, life, weather, situation, country, land, issues, period, areas, lands, issue, problems, nature, mind, feeling, accounts, regions, territory, claims, problem, parts, area, character, districts, region, disputes, point, habits, dispute, points, wilderness, account, west, business, atmosphere, relations, matters, circumstances, status, controversy, portions, environment, matter, grievances, existence, notions, feelings, territories, frontier, affairs, climate, boundaries, minds, disposition, look, lives, boundary, opinions, mood, spirit, portion, claim, periods, tracts, debts, estate, childhood, tribes, turn, frame, mode, conflicts, fancy, conflict.

Words that sound like unsettled:
unsettled, unsettle, unsaddled, unsubtle, unsettles, instilled, unsuited, unsighted, unsated, unseated, installed, unsettling, untitled, unseeded, unsaddle, resettled, unskilled, incited, unheated, unstill, unscented, untilled, unriddled, conceited, untold, entitled, unsightly, inserted, unsealed, unsocial, unsold, instal, unsteadily, unsoiled, acetyl, unschooled, unheaded, unsuitably, unwedded, insected, unscaled, unseating, onstad, instead, insisted, instill, uncivil, unstated, instil, incepted, unsorted, unspotted, unsalted, initialed, umstead, anstett, unweighted, unmuzzled, insult, unsaid, install, insightful, indebted, asserted, entailed, unequaled, uncertainly, encircled, concerted, one-sided, ansel, acetylene, nettled, unequalled, unhealed, aneta, ancel, inutile, tunstall, in style, insulte, instyle, annetta, acetal, insightfully, insectoid, one sided, anstead, uncertified, unhandled, astel, incisal, onstead, encephal, ensorceled, ensouled, enbattled, instals, one-celled, unreadily.