uneasy 音标拼音: [ən'izi]
a . 不自在的,心神不安的,不稳定的,不舒服的
不自在的,心神不安的,不稳定的,不舒服的
uneasy adj 1 :
lacking a sense of security or affording no ease or reassurance ; "
farmers were uneasy until rain finally came "; "
uneasy about his health "; "
gave an uneasy laugh ";
"
uneasy lies the head that wears the crown "; "
an uneasy coalition government "; "
an uneasy calm "; "
an uneasy silence fell on the group " [
ant : {
easy }]
2 :
lacking or not affording physical or mental rest ; "
a restless night "; "
she fell into an uneasy sleep " [
synonym : {
restless },
{
uneasy }] [
ant : {
relaxing }, {
reposeful }, {
restful }]
3 :
causing or fraught with or showing anxiety ; "
spent an anxious night waiting for the test results "; "
cast anxious glances behind her "; "
those nervous moments before takeoff "; "
an unquiet mind " [
synonym : {
anxious }, {
nervous }, {
queasy }, {
uneasy },
{
unquiet }]
4 :
socially uncomfortable ;
unsure and constrained in manner ;
"
awkward and reserved at parties "; "
ill at ease among eddies of people he didn '
t know "; "
was always uneasy with strangers "
[
synonym : {
awkward }, {
ill at ease (
p )}, {
uneasy }]
5 :
relating to bodily unease that causes discomfort Uneasy \
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a .
1 .
Not easy ;
difficult . [
R .]
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Things . . .
so uneasy to be satisfactorily understood . --
Boyle .
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The road will be uneasy to find . --
Sir W .
Scott .
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2 .
Restless ;
disturbed by pain ,
anxiety ,
or the like ;
disquieted ;
perturbed .
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The soul ,
uneasy and confined from home ,
Rests and expatiates in a life to come . --
Pope .
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3 .
Not easy in manner ;
constrained ;
stiff ;
awkward ;
not graceful ;
as ,
an uneasy deportment .
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4 .
Occasioning want of ease ;
constraining ;
cramping ;
disagreeable ;
unpleasing . "
His uneasy station ." --
Milton .
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A sour ,
untractable nature makes him uneasy to those who approach him . --
Addison .
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161 Moby Thesaurus words for "
uneasy ":
abashed ,
afflicted ,
agitated ,
all nerves ,
all -
overish ,
ambiguous ,
anguished ,
antsy ,
antsy -
pantsy ,
anxious ,
anxioused up ,
apprehensive ,
beefing ,
bellyaching ,
beset ,
bitching ,
borderline ,
bored ,
bothered ,
breathless ,
careful ,
cast down ,
chafing ,
chagrined ,
chapfallen ,
cheerless ,
complaining ,
complaintful ,
concerned ,
confused ,
crabbing ,
crabby ,
cranky ,
croaking ,
depressed ,
disappointed ,
discomfited ,
discomforted ,
discomposed ,
disconcerted ,
discontented ,
disgruntled ,
disgusted ,
displeased ,
disquieted ,
dissatisfied ,
distressed ,
disturbed ,
doubtable ,
eager ,
edgy ,
embarrassed ,
envious ,
excitable ,
excited ,
faultfinding ,
fearful ,
feverish ,
fidgety ,
flurried ,
flustered ,
fluttery ,
foreboding ,
fretful ,
fretting ,
frightened ,
fussy ,
grim ,
griping ,
grouchy ,
grousing ,
growling ,
grumbling ,
hasty ,
high -
strung ,
hopped -
up ,
hung up ,
ill at ease ,
impatient ,
impetuous ,
in a lather ,
in a pucker ,
in a stew ,
in a sweat ,
irritable ,
jittery ,
joyless ,
jumpy ,
malcontent ,
malcontented ,
misgiving ,
mortified ,
murmuring ,
muttering ,
nauseated ,
nauseous ,
nerves on edge ,
nervous ,
nervy ,
on edge ,
on tenterhooks ,
out of countenance ,
out of humor ,
overanxious ,
overapprehensive ,
overstrung ,
panicky ,
peevish ,
perturbed ,
petulant ,
pleasureless ,
precarious ,
prey to malaise ,
put -
out ,
put -
upon ,
querulant ,
querulous ,
rebellious ,
repelled ,
resentful ,
restive ,
restless ,
revolted ,
ruffled ,
sad ,
shaken ,
shaken up ,
shaky ,
sickened ,
solicitous ,
squirming ,
squirmy ,
stirred up ,
strained ,
suffering angst ,
sulky ,
suspect ,
suspenseful ,
tense ,
troubled ,
troublous ,
turbulent ,
unaccepting ,
unaccommodating ,
uncertain ,
uncomfortable ,
unfulfilled ,
ungratified ,
unhappy ,
unpatient ,
unpeaceful ,
unquiet ,
unrestful ,
unsatisfied ,
unsettled ,
unsure ,
upset ,
uptight ,
whiny ,
worried ,
zealous
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