disturb in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To interfere with or interrupt the normal state or activity of something, causing disruption or distraction.

Please do not disturb the meeting; important decisions are being made.
The loud music from the party next door began to disturb my concentration.
She tried to disturb the calm atmosphere with her unexpected outburst.
It's crucial to disturb the soil before planting to ensure healthy growth.
He felt a need to disturb the status quo in order to bring about positive change.
Please do not disturb the patient while they are resting.
The loud music from the party began to disturb the neighbors.
It's important to respect nature and not disturb wildlife in their habitats.
She tried to concentrate on her work, but the constant chatter was disturbing.
He felt guilty for disturbing her peace with his unexpected visit.