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    Malaisé (en. Faintness)

    /ma.le.ze/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    A state of discomfort, embarrassment.
    He feels discomfort at the thought of speaking in public.
    Il ressent un malaise à l'idée de parler en public.
    An ambiguous and unpleasant situation.
    The discomfort in the room was palpable after Jean's comment.
    Le malaise dans la pièce était palpable après la remarque de Jean.

    Etymology

    From the French 'malaise', derived from Latin 'malais', which means discomfort.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to feel discomfort
    To feel discomfort or embarrassment in a situation.
    éprouver un malaise
    to have discomfort
    To experience a feeling of unease or malaise.
    avoir un malaise
    to create discomfort
    To provoke an uncomfortable situation for those present.
    créer un malaise

    Related Words

    discomfort
    State of physical or psychological discomfort.
    inconfort
    embarrassment
    Feeling of embarrassment or discomfort.
    gêne

    Slang Meanings

    To feel uncomfortable in a social situation.
    She feels discomfort in the presence of strangers.
    Elle a un malaise en présence de strangers.
    To have doubts or concerns.
    I have discomfort about his recent behavior.
    J'ai un malaise à propos de son comportement récent.