uneasy (B1)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ʌnˈiːzi/
Definition
Feeling worried or uncomfortable about something.
Examples
He felt uneasy about the sudden silence from his usually chatty friend.
The public was uneasy about the government's new policy.
She had an uneasy feeling that she had forgotten something important.
How to Use uneasy
- uneasy about (prepositional phrase)
- Feeling worried or uncomfortable regarding a situation or person. — "They were uneasy about the future of the company."
- uneasy with (prepositional phrase)
- Feeling uncomfortable or disapproving of a person or situation. — "She was uneasy with his constant questioning."
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