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uneasiness

/ʌnˈiː.zi.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant un état d'anxiété, de malaise ou d'inquiétude, souvent provoqué par l'incertitude ou une situation socialement gênante.

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noun

/ʌnˈiː.zi.nəs/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un état d'anxiété, de malaise ou d'inquiétude, souvent provoqué par l'incertitude ou une situation socialement gênante.

A noun referring to a state of anxiety, discomfort, or restlessness, often arising from uncertainty or social awkwardness.

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  1. Anxiety or worryB2formal

    A state of mental discomfort, anxiety, or nervousness that can make a person feel tense or irritable.

    frInquiétude

    • A growing uneasiness settled over the crowd as the news spread.
    • She felt a deep uneasiness before the important interview.
    • His uneasiness about the decision was obvious to everyone.

    Synonymesagitationanxietyapprehensiondiscomfortdisquietdistressnervousnessrestlessnesstensionworry

    Antonymescalmnesscomposureeasepeaceserenitytranquility

  2. Physical discomfortB2formal

    A mild feeling of physical sickness or depression, often without a clear cause.

    frmalaise physique

    • The patient complained of a general uneasiness and fatigue.
    • After the long flight, he experienced a strange uneasiness in his stomach.
    • The medication caused a slight uneasiness and dizziness.

    Synonymesdiscomfortindispositionmalaisequeasiness

    Antonymescomforteasewellness

  3. Embarrassment or self-consciousnessB2formal

    A feeling of embarrassment or discomfort arising from the belief that others are critically observing you.

    frgêne, embarras

    • His uneasiness in social situations made him avoid parties.
    • She felt a sudden uneasiness when all eyes turned toward her.
    • The awkward silence added to his uneasiness.

    Synonymesabashmentawkwardnesschagrinconstraintdiffidencediscomfiturediscomfortembarrassmentinhibitionmortificationself-consciousnessshamesheepishnessshynesstimidity

    Antonymesassurancecomposureconfidenceeasepoise

  4. Awkwardness or lack of easeC1formal

    A personal trait of appearing uncomfortable, awkward, or ill at ease in one's surroundings.

    frGêne, malaise

    • His uneasiness was evident in his fidgeting and nervous laughter.
    • The speaker's uneasiness made the audience feel tense as well.
    • She tried to hide her uneasiness behind a forced smile.

    Synonymesawkwardnessdiscomfiturediscomfortembarrassmentnervousnessself-consciousnesstensionunease

    Antonymesaplombassurancecomposureeasepoise

  5. Restlessness or inability to relaxB2formal

    A state of being unable to rest, relax, or remain still, often due to inner tension.

    frNervosité, agitation

    • The child's uneasiness kept him from sitting still during the lesson.
    • She paced the room, her uneasiness growing with each passing minute.
    • A feeling of uneasiness made it impossible for him to fall asleep.

    Synonymesagitationanxietydisquietedginessfidgetinessjitterinessnervousnessrestlessnesstension

    Antonymescalmnesscomposurepeacefulnessrelaxationserenitytranquility

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  • uneasinesses' possessive plural form
  • uneasiness's possessive singular form
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