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disturbant
adjective
dis·tur·bant
\-bənt\
Definition of disturbant
: disturbing pouring forth disturbant and gusty heresies — V. L. Parrington
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Origin and Etymology of disturbant
Latin disturbant-, disturbans, present participle of disturbare to disturb
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