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Meanings of malaise in English
Usage of malaise in English
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.
6
Side effects included lethargy, rash, malaise and angina, compared to the placebo.
7
For regulators, deals may be the only way out of the malaise.
8
Because, after 25 years of WIRED, boy is that malaise every thick-on-the-ground.
9
But the membership loss is also a symptom of a deeper malaise.
10
Pain, suffering and malaise were severe after operation than that during operation.
11
They are reacting to the general malaise, the frustration with the leadership.
12
The euro malaise has intensified a debate about debt-cutting over growth-boosting spending.
13
The Space Program suffers from external malaise as well as internal confusion.
14
A 72-year-old man was admitted to our hospital because of general malaise.
15
They swear by their malaise and by their malaise they shall die.
16
Christy admitted to experiencing the same weird malaise that I had felt.
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Malaise through the time
Malaise across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare