"Uneasily" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Uneasily" Meaning

Being uneasy, anxious, or worried; feeling a sense of discontent, anxiety, or unease, often accompanied by an uncertainty or a lingering sense of fear or apprehension about something.

"Uneasily" Examples

5 Usage Examples for "uneasily"


1. The student sat uneasily in the courtroom, fidgeting with his hands as he awaited the court's verdict.


2. The small child sat uneasily on the purple couch, unsure of what to do in the big and loud playroom.


3. The manager walked uneasily around the empty warehouse, searching for any signs of damage caused by the recent storm.


4. She has been living uneasily in her new apartment, still finding it hard to adjust to the noise level of the city.


5. The tourist uneasily navigated the crowded streets of the city, unsure of the language and customs of the local population.

"Uneasily" Similar Words

Undying

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Lasting or existing forever; eternal. Not dying or dead.

Unearned

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Unearth

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To uncover or bring to the surface something that was previously hidden, especially something that has been buried or concealed.

Unearthed

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Unearthing

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Unearthing means to dig up or discover something that has been hidden underground or buried, often with the intention of recovering or uncovering information, knowledge, or artifacts that have been previously unknown or forgotten.

Unearthly

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Beyond the normal or ordinary; unusual and often slightly frightening or mysterious.<br><br>Example: The unearthly silence of the abandoned house was unsettling.

Unearths

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The word "unearths" is a verb that means to dig up or discover something that has been buried or hidden, often suddenly or unexpectedly.

Unease

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A feeling of anxiety or apprehension about a possible future event or situation. It is a state of being uneasy or uncomfortable, often accompanied by feelings of worry or insecurity.

Uneasiness

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Uneasiness is a feeling of worry, nervousness, or apprehension that is not strong enough to be called fear. It is a state of discomfort or agitation that is caused by a sense of uncertainty, insecurity, or unease about something.<br><br>Synonyms: anxiety, apprehension, unrest, discontent, unease.<br><br>Example sentences:<br><br> She felt a growing uneasiness in her stomach as the waiting for the results began.<br> The uneasiness in the air was palpable before the big presentation.<br> His uneasiness about the exam was evident in his nervous behavior.

Uneasy

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Not feeling or showing comfort or at ease; feeling worried or anxious.

Uneatable

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Inedible. Not fit for human consumption.

Uneaten

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Uneconomic

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Unprofitable or lacking financial sense; not economically sound or viable.

Uneconomical

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Not financially sound or profitable; not able to be maintained or supported financially.

Unedifying

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Lacking inspiration, interest, or significance; dull or uninteresting.

Uneditable

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