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distrub

Description:

Distrub is a common misspelling of the word "disturb." It refers to the act of interrupting or causing a disturbance, often by making someone feel uncomfortable or agitated.

Part of Speech:

• Verb

Senses:

1. To interrupt the peace, quiet, or normal functioning of something.
2. To bother, inconvenience, or upset someone.

Usage:

1. As a verb:

Sense 1:

He distrubs the class by talking loudly in the middle of the lecture.

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Sense 2:

The unexpected news distrubed his peace of mind, and he couldn't sleep that night.

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