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Definition of uneasiness
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Uneasiness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
uneasy;
restlessness;
disquietude;
anxiety.
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Surfeit
::
Surfeit
(v. t.) To feed so as to
oppress
the
stomach
and
derange
the
function
of the
system;
to
overfeed,
and
produce
satiety,
sickness,
or
uneasiness;
-- often
reflexive;
as, to
surfeit
one's self with
sweets..
Distemperature
::
Distemperature
(n.)
Perturbation
of mind;
mental
uneasiness.
Disquiettude
::
Disquiettude
(n.) Want of peace or
tranquility;
uneasiness;
disturbance;
agitation;
anxiety.
Heigh-ho
::
Heigh-ho
(interj.)
An
exclamation
of
surprise,
joy,
dejection,
uneasiness,
weariness,
etc..
Burdensome
::
Burdensome
(a.)
Grievous
to be
borne;
causing
uneasiness
or
fatigue;
oppressive.
Hunger
::
Hunger
(n.) To feel the
craving
or
uneasiness
occasioned
by want of food; to be
oppressed
by
hunger.
Inconvenient
::
Inconvenient
(a.) Not
convenient;
giving
trouble,
uneasiness,
or
annoyance;
hindering
progress
or
success;
uncomfortable;
disadvantageous;
incommodious;
inopportune;
as, an
inconvenient
house,
garment,
arrangement,
or
time..
Repose
::
Repose
(v.) Rest of mind;
tranquillity;
freedom
from
uneasiness;
also, a
composed
manner
or
deportment..
Dissatisfy
::
Dissatisfy
(v. t.) To
render
unsatisfied
or
discontented;
to
excite
uneasiness
in by
frustrating
wishes
or
expectations;
to
displease
by the want of
something
requisite;
as, to be
dissatisfied
with one's
fortune..
Envy
::
Envy (v. t.) To feel envy at or
towards;
to be
envious
of; to have a
feeling
of
uneasiness
or
mortification
in
regard
to (any one),
arising
from the sight of
another's
excellence
or good
fortune
and a
longing
to
possess
it..
Discomfortable
::
Discomfortable
(a.)
Causing
discomfort;
occasioning
uneasiness;
making
sad.
Ail
::
Ail (v. i.) To be
affected
with pain or
uneasiness
of any sort; to be ill or
indisposed
or in
trouble.
Uneasiness
::
Uneasiness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
uneasy;
restlessness;
disquietude;
anxiety.
Pain
::
Pain (n.)
Uneasiness
of mind;
mental
distress;
disquietude;
anxiety;
grief;
solicitude;
anguish.
Pain
::
Pain (n.) Any
uneasy
sensation
in
animal
bodies,
from
slight
uneasiness
to
extreme
distress
or
torture,
proceeding
from a
derangement
of
functions,
disease,
or
injury
by
violence;
bodily
distress;
bodily
suffering;
an ache; a
smart..
Nettle
::
Nettle
(v. t.) To fret or
sting;
to
irritate
or vex; to cause to
experience
sensations
of
displeasure
or
uneasiness
not
amounting
to
violent
anger.
Winch
::
Winch (n.) A kick, as of a
beast,
from
impatience
or
uneasiness..
Opiate
::
Opiate
(n.)
Anything
which
induces
rest or
inaction;
that which
quiets
uneasiness.
Jaundice
::
"Jaundice
(n.) A
morbid
condition,
characterized
by
yellowness
of the eyes, skin, and
urine,
whiteness
of the
faeces,
constipation,
uneasiness
in the
region
of the
stomach,
loss of
appetite,
and
general
languor
and
lassitude.
It is
caused
usually
by
obstruction
of the
biliary
passages
and
consequent
damming
up, in the
liver,
of the bile, which is then
absorbed
into the
blood..
Disquietful
::
Disquietful
(a.)
Producing
inquietude
or
uneasiness.
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