Meaning & Definition of word "Uneasiness"

Uneasiness

/ʌnˈiːzɪnəs/

1. A state of discomfort or anxiety.
- Example: Her uneasiness about the upcoming exam was evident in her fidgeting.
2. A feeling of anxiety or apprehension.
- Example: The uneasiness in the room grew as the deadline approached.
3. A lack of peace or tranquility.
- Example: His uneasiness about the situation kept him awake at night.
4. A feeling of worry or disquiet.
- Example: There was a sense of uneasiness among the townspeople after the unexplained disappearance.
5. A sensation of discomfort that may be physical or emotional.
- Example: She felt a wave of uneasiness when she saw the strange figure in the distance.

●From the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not', combined with 'ease', denoting a lack of comfort.

a sense of uneasiness:

feeling of discomfort or worry about something uncertain.

uneasiness in the air:

a general feeling of tension or apprehension in a situation.

discomfort:

A state of physical or mental unease.

anxiety:

A feeling of worry or nervousness about an imminent event.

Meaning: Butterflies in your stomach

● Example Sentence: I have butterflies in my stomach before a big presentation.

Meaning: On edge

● Example Sentence: Ever since the news broke, I've been on edge.