unease

• Nom désignant un état de malaise physique léger, comme un petit inconfort ou une sensation de dépression, ou un sentiment de gêne ou d'anxiété face à une situation.

A noun describing a state of physical discomfort, such as mild sickness or depression, or a trait of appearing ill at ease.

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1. Physical discomfortB2formal

   A mild feeling of sickness, depression, or physical unease.

   Mal-être physique

   • She felt a growing unease in her stomach before the exam.
   • The patient complained of a general unease and fatigue.
   • After the long flight, he experienced a sense of unease.

   Synonymesdiscomfortmalaisenauseaqueasinesssickness

   Antonymescomforteasewellness

2. Social awkwardnessB2formal

   The quality of appearing uncomfortable or ill at ease in social situations.

   malaise social

   • His unease was obvious during the formal dinner.
   • She spoke with a noticeable unease in her voice.
   • The silence in the room only increased his unease.

   Synonymesawkwardnessconstraintdiscomfortembarrassmentself-consciousnessuneasiness