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| un·eas·y [ un zee ] (comparative un·eas·i·er, superlative un·eas·i·est) |
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1. anxious: anxious or afraid
  I always feel slightly uneasy until I know they're safely home.
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2. not guaranteed to endure: not sufficiently well established for people to be confident that it will endure
an uneasy truce
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3. ill at ease: awkward or lacking confidence
felt uneasy with strangers
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4. restless: not restful or not allowing somebody to rest properly
an uneasy sleep
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| un·eas·i·ly adverb |
| un·eas·i·ness noun |
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