unease

un·eas·y  (n-z)

adj. un·eas·i·er, un·eas·i·est

1. Lacking a sense of security; anxious or apprehensive: The farmers were uneasy until it finally rained.

2. Affording no ease or reassurance: an uneasy calm.

3.

a. Awkward or unsure in manner; constrained: uneasy with strangers.

b. Causing constraint or awkwardness: an uneasy silence.

4. Not conducive to rest: fell into a fitful, uneasy sleep.

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un·ease, un·easi·ness n.

un·easi·ly adv.

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	unease - physical discomfort (as mild sickness or depression) malaise, uneasiness discomfort, uncomfortableness - the state of being tense and feeling pain
	2.	unease - the trait of seeming ill at ease     disquiet, uneasiness discomposure - a temperament that is perturbed and lacking in composure

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unease

noun

1. anxiety, apprehension, nervousness, distress, angst, disquiet, trepidation, uneasiness, sense of foreboding, disquietude He tried to appear casual, but he couldn't conquer his unease.

2. dissatisfaction, dismay, discontent, disappointment, unhappiness, displeasure the depth of public unease about the economy

Translations

unease [ʌnˈiːz] N (= tension) → malestar m; (= apprehension) → inquietud f, desasosiego m

unease [ˌʌnˈiːz] n

(= anxiety) → malaise m
a deep sense of unease → un profond sentiment de malaise
to conquer one's unease → surmonter son malaise

(= dissatisfaction) → malaise m
growing unease → un malaise croissant
public unease → le malaise de l'opinion

unease

n → Unbehagen nt, → Beklommenheit f

unease [ʌnˈiːz] n (nervousness) → disagio; (tension) → tensione f