No. 2,950 in Polish
niepokojące
"Niepokojące" means "disturbing" or "alarming" in English.
In a sentence
To są bardzo niepokojące wiadomości.
These are very worrisome news.
Here, 'niepokojące' is used as an adjective to describe 'wiadomości' (news), indicating they cause worry or concern.
Zauważyłem niepokojące zmiany w jej zachowaniu.
I noticed worrisome changes in her behavior.
In this sentence, 'niepokojące' describes 'zmiany' (changes), suggesting that these changes are alarming or troubling.
Niepokojące jest to, że nie mamy żadnych informacji.
It is worrying that we don't have any information.
'Niepokojące' functions as a predicate describing the situation 'to' (it), emphasizing the concern raised by the lack of information.
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