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

French: mal à l’aise (fr)
Hungarian: feszeng (hu), kényelmetlenül/feszélyezve/kínosan érzi magát

See also

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