C1adjective5K

UK//ʌnˈiːzi//US//ʌnˈizi//

Meaning of Uneasy

In simple words: Feeling uncomfortable or worried.

Uneasy in a sentence

How to use Uneasy

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective

Memory hint

Think of 'un' being the opposite of 'easy' - feeling troubled instead.

Related words

Collocations with Uneasy

  • feel uneasy
  • uneasy silence
  • uneasy situation

Synonyms for Uneasy

Opposites of Uneasy

Common mistakes with Uneasy

  • Confused with 'easy' - they have opposite meanings.
  • Using 'uneasy' to describe physical discomfort instead of emotional or mental states.
  • Incorrectly using it in a humorous context.

Compare Uneasy with Uncomfortable, Restless, Worried, Anxious

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Frequently asked questions about Uneasy

What does Uneasy mean?

Feeling uncomfortable or worried.

What is the definition of Uneasy?

Feeling anxious or uncomfortable about a situation.

How do you use Uneasy in a sentence?

She felt uneasy about the upcoming interview.

Can you give another example of Uneasy?

His uneasy expression made me think something was wrong.

What are synonyms for Uneasy?

Common alternatives include uncomfortable, restless, worried, anxious, disturbed.

What is the opposite of Uneasy?

Opposite meanings include calm, comfortable, at ease.

What words go with Uneasy?

It commonly pairs with feel uneasy, uneasy silence, uneasy situation.

What are common mistakes when using Uneasy?

Confused with 'easy' - they have opposite meanings. Using 'uneasy' to describe physical discomfort instead of emotional or mental states. Incorrectly using it in a humorous context.

How do you pronounce Uneasy?

US: //ʌnˈizi//, UK: //ʌnˈiːzi//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Uneasy?

Use 'uneasy' to describe feelings of discomfort or anxiety. It's not usually suitable for casual conversation. Rely on context to determine its appropriateness.

What CEFR level is Uneasy?

"Uneasy" is at C1 level on the CEFR scale.