ill at ease
English
Etymology
Compare to malaise, a similar formation from French.
Adjective
ill at ease (comparative more ill at ease, superlative most ill at ease)
- anxious; unsure; uneasy
- uncomfortable
Quotations
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Translations
uncomfortable
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See also
- doldrums
- malaise
- melancholy
- unease