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perturbs — per·turb || pÉ™r tÉœrb /pÉ™ tÉœËb v. worry, alarm, concern; perplex, bewilder; agitate, upset, excite, disturb … English contemporary dictionary
perturb — [[t]pə(r)tɜ͟ː(r)b[/t]] perturbs, perturbing, perturbed VERB If something perturbs you, it worries you quite a lot. [FORMAL] → See also perturbed [V n] What perturbs me is that magazine articles are so much shorter nowadays. Syn … English dictionary
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