unease

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unease

A feeling of unease settled over the crowd as the lights flickered.

Definition

Noun 1. A feeling of anxiety or discomfort; a state of being uneasy or worried. 2. A state of physical discomfort or mild illness.

Usage

The word "unease" describes a general, often vague, feeling of worry, nervousness, or physical discomfort. It is an uncountable noun.

Examples
  • Noun (Mental/Emotional):

    • A growing sense of unease spread through the crowd as they waited for news.
    • She couldn't shake her unease about the upcoming meeting.
    • His silence filled me with unease.
  • Noun (Physical):

    • The medication caused a general unease and restlessness.
    • He complained of a strange unease in his stomach.
Advanced Usage
  • "with unease": Used to describe how an action is performed.
    • She watched the dark clouds gather with unease.
  • "a feeling/sense of unease": A common collocation to introduce the emotion.
    • There was a palpable feeling of unease in the office.
Variants and Related Words
  • Uneasy (adj.): Feeling or causing unease; not comfortable or relaxed.
    • He felt uneasy about the decision.
    • An uneasy silence fell over the room.
  • Uneasiness (n.): A synonym for "unease," often used interchangeably.
    • Her uneasiness was obvious to everyone.
Synonyms
  • Anxiety: A feeling of worry or nervousness.
  • Disquiet: A state of uneasiness or worry.
  • Apprehension: Anxiety or fear that something bad will happen.
  • Malaise: A general feeling of discomfort, illness, or unease.
Antonyms
  • Ease: Absence of difficulty or effort; freedom from worry.
  • Comfort: A state of physical ease and freedom from pain or constraint.
  • Calm: The state of being peaceful and untroubled.
unease

A feeling of unease settled over the crowd as the lights flickered.

Noun
  1. the trait of seeming ill at ease
  2. physical discomfort (as mild sickness or depression)

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