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uneasy

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uneasy
adjective
1 the doctor made him feel uneasy:
worried, anxious, ill at ease, troubled, disturbed, agitated, nervous, tense, overwrought, keyed up, on edge, edgy, apprehensive, restive, restless, fidgety, discomposed, discomfited, perturbed, alarmed, fearful, fraught, upset;
uncomfortable, self-conscious, embarrassed, unsettled;
British nervy;
informal jittery;
British, informal stressy.
antonyms calm, at ease.
2 he had an uneasy feeling that it was going to cause trouble:
worrying, disturbing, troubling, agitating, alarming, dismaying, perturbing, disquieting, concerning, unsettling, disconcerting, upsetting.
3 this victory ensured an uneasy peace for nearly three years:
tense, awkward, strained, constrained, forced, fraught, precarious, unstable, insecure.
antonyms stable.