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Meanings of uneasy in English
Lacking or not affording physical or mental rest.
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Usage of uneasy in English
1
By late afternoon, we're beginning to get uneasy about Tigris's long absence.
2
But of course, without a doubt, their going made us increasingly uneasy.
3
For the secular constituency in Turkey has good reason to feel uneasy.
4
She said Australia's treatment on children in detention made her feel uneasy.
5
Several cases of illness in the large camp, which make me uneasy.
6
I feel extremely uneasy that the press is being treated this way.
7
Several of the helmsmen looked uneasy as well, and for good reason.
8
Others, however, are uneasy about a defender who plays the Stones way.
9
What, exactly, makes us feel uneasy about our looming return to work?
10
Police said there was an uneasy calm in the capital on Wednesday.
11
However, renewed selling of high-valued U.S. tech stocks overnight kept investors uneasy.
12
He seemed uneasy; scratched his jaw; and rearranged a row of chins.
13
The Anarchists in the audience exchanged uneasy glances one with the other.
14
When I heard these words I began to feel even more uneasy.
15
Their uneasy ties, particularly over disputed Kashmir, still undermine greater regional cooperation.
16
On her very first visit to the convent, however, she felt uneasy.
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Uneasy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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