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Meanings of unease in English

Portuguese
inquietação
Catalan
nerviositat
Spanish
malestar

Physical discomfort (as mild sickness or depression)

inquietação
Usage of unease in English
1
Adding to investor unease, Moody's threatened large French banks with possible downgrades.
Reuters
2
She watched with great unease as he set off along the path.
The amber spyglass
3
US unease over Ankara's role in northern Iraq will also be discussed.
The Irish Times
4
However, the strategy is risky because it creates unease in an auditorium.
The Guardian
5
Beijing's influence in Australia has long caused unease and prompted difficult questions.
The Guardian
6
He said a meeting with their farm owner definitely settled unease though.
Radio NZ
7
And a general unease has set in around the industry's overabundant power.
Wired
8
She would almost prefer another attack to this sense of brooding unease.
Embrace the darkness
9
There were signs of unease outside the house as well as in.
Imajica: Complete Edition
10
Brad Setser Financial markets also betrayed unease that things could fall apart.
The Guardian
11
To begin with, it's true, she read with trepidation and some unease.
The Uncommon Reader
12
This growing unease provided fertile ground for radical, populist, often nationalist sentiment.
The Guardian
13
As the day wore on, there was a growing sense of unease.
The Guardian
14
Shark cage-diving near Stewart Island is causing growing unease in the community.
Radio NZ
15
Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran contributed to further unease among investors.
Wired
16
That one statement sent a wave of unease through the waiting werewolves.
Narcissus in Chains
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Unease through the time
Unease across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common