Definition of «troubling»

The word troubling has several meanings, but generally it refers to something that causes worry or concern. It can also indicate a sense of unease or discomfort, often related to emotional distress or anxiety. In some cases, troubling may imply an action or situation that is difficult to deal with or resolve.

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The recent surge in violence in the city is troubling for residents and law enforcement officials.
The troubling report suggests that there has been a significant increase in pollution levels in the area.
It is deeply troubling to see how inequality continues to persist in our society.
The troubling news about the company's financial stability has caused many employees to worry about their jobs.
The troubling behavior exhibited by the child in school raises concerns about their well-being.

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That's like — I had a saying that — that I get in trouble with with someone. (justinhealth.com)
Because one thing I have a lot of trouble with in my zero waste journey is staying prepared. (greenindyblog.com)
That's the sort of thing I would have got into trouble for from my mother when I was a kid. (housegoeshome.com)
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Definition of «troubling»

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