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Meanings of general malaise in English
Synonyms
Examples for "malaise"
Examples for "malaise"
1
This sequence of events explains a great deal about Australia's economic malaise.
2
Short attention spans, a general malaise, no tolerance, no respect, no rules.
3
First is the continuing economic malaise and high unemployment still gripping America.
4
But there is a broader malaise in the mass media, newspapers included.
5
There is a wider malaise in the global economy which is hurting.
Usage of general malaise in English
1
Short attention spans, a general malaise, no tolerance, no respect, no rules.
2
They are reacting to the general malaise, the frustration with the leadership.
3
A 72-year-old man was admitted to our hospital because of general malaise.
4
The patient had general malaise and mild appetite loss but no abdominal pain.
5
It blamed pricing pressures and a general malaise in the sector.
6
Other toxic effects were mild gastrointestinal disturbances, fever and general malaise.
7
Had she experienced any loss of appetite, any general malaise?
8
You got anything on you for general malaise, Emily?
9
Behind the immediate causes lies a general malaise as Egyptians struggle with falling living standards.
10
A man in his 60s visited a clinic with chief complaints of a fever and general malaise.
11
A 73-year-old man presented with general malaise.
12
The steelmaker's problems are part of a general malaise in the South American OPEC nation's once-buoyant metals industry.
13
The steelmaker's woes are part of a general malaise in the South American OPEC nation's once-buoyant metals industry.
14
She presented at our hospital with general malaise and chest discomfort after several days of significantly increased workload.
15
Crohn's disease is a chronic inflammatory disorder affecting the intestine, with symptoms including weight loss, pain and general malaise.
16
There is also the issue of a general malaise about politics which is a real problem in Britain and elsewhere.
