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more uneasy
Superlative
most uneasy
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prone to change or conflict
- Their uneasy friendship was marked by frequent misunderstandings and unresolved issues.
- The uneasy political climate made people unsure of the future.
- The uneasy peace between the two countries was shattered by sudden tensions.
- They maintained an uneasy truce, always on edge but unwilling to escalate their arguments.
- The uneasy balance in the workplace became evident when a new manager was hired.
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feeling nervous or worried, especially about something unpleasant that might happen soon
- She felt uneasy about the upcoming storm, fearing the potential damage it might cause.
- He felt uneasy about the looming deadline, unsure if he would be able to finish the project on time.
- She was uneasy about the unfamiliar surroundings, feeling anxious about her safety.
- They were uneasy about the sudden change in plans, feeling unsettled by the lack of communication.
- He was uneasy about the strange noises coming from the basement, fearing there might be an intruder.
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awkward and ill at ease
- The uneasy movements of the actor suggested he wasn't familiar with the scene.
- She gave an uneasy smile, unsure how to respond to the compliment.
- An uneasy laugh escaped him as he tried to ease the tension in the room.
- The meeting had an uneasy atmosphere as everyone avoided making eye contact.
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