uneasy
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adjective \-ˈē-zē\Definition of UNEASY
1
: causing physical or mental discomfort <uneasy news of captures and killings — Marjory S. Douglas>
2
: not easy : difficult
3
: marked by lack of ease : awkward, embarrassed <gave an uneasy laugh>
4
: apprehensive, worried <uneasy about the weather>
Examples of UNEASY
- Rain made the crew uneasy.
- He has an uneasy relationship with his father.
- We spent an uneasy night waiting for news.
First Known Use of UNEASY
14th century
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