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uneasy

/ʌnˈiː.zi/

Traducción: Describe una sensación de incomodidad, inquietud o ansiedad ante una situación, o el malestar por algo que no está bien.

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adjective

/ʌnˈiː.zi/B1formal
  • esDescribe una sensación de incomodidad, inquietud o ansiedad ante una situación, o el malestar por algo que no está bien.

Describes a feeling of discomfort, worry, or anxiety about a situation.

  1. Anxious or worriedB1formal

    Feeling nervous, worried, or not comfortable in a situation.

    esInquieto, preocupado

    • She felt uneasy about walking home alone at night.
    • The silence in the room made him uneasy.
    • He was uneasy with the decision they had made.

    Sinónimosagitatedanxiousapprehensivedisquieteddisturbednervousperturbedrestlesstroubledworried

    Antónimoscalmcomposedrelaxedserene

  2. Physically uncomfortableB2formal

    Causing or experiencing physical discomfort or restlessness.

    esincómodo físicamente

    • The chair was hard and made her feel uneasy.
    • He felt uneasy after eating too much.
    • The tight collar made him feel uneasy.

    Sinónimosantsyfidgetyrestiverestlessuncomfortableunsettled

    Antónimoscomfortableeasyrelaxedrestfulsoothing

  3. Socially awkwardB2formal

    Feeling unsure or constrained in social situations; not relaxed.

    esIncómodo socialmente

    • He felt uneasy at the formal dinner party.
    • She was uneasy around people she didn't know.
    • Their conversation was strained and uneasy.

    Sinónimosawkwardconstrainedembarrassedill at easeinhibitedinsecurenervousself-conscioustenseuncomfortable

    Antónimoscomfortablecomposedconfidentoutgoingrelaxedsociable

Formas
  • uneasier comparative form
  • uneasiest superlative form
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