unease

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unease
[ʌnˈiːz]
sustantivo
1inquietud (f) desasosiego (m)

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unease [ʌnˈiːz]
noun
(tension) malestar; (m) (apprehension) inquietud; (f) desasosiego; (m)
Colonel Mellarius was overcome by a feeling of unease She was conscious of a faint sense of unease - surely this couldn't be the right place? the men were beginning to feel unease which was not far from fear

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