disturbance
//dɪˈstɜːbəns//
Noun
disturbanceSingular
disturbancesPlural
1
An interruption of a settled or peaceful condition; a disruption to normal activities or tranquility.
The construction noise caused a disturbance to the residents in the neighborhood.
2
A violent or noisy outburst, especially involving a group of people; a public commotion or disorder.
The police were called to deal with a disturbance outside the stadium.
3
An emotional or mental upset; a state of psychological unease or agitation.
The traumatic event caused a serious emotional disturbance in her.
4
A physical phenomenon that disrupts a system, such as atmospheric or electromagnetic interference.
The atmospheric disturbance caused problems with the radio signal.