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I felt uneasy before the class vote.
What does Uneasy mean?
Uneasy means a little worried or uncomfortable.
Dictionary definition
Feeling worried, uncomfortable, or not fully calm about a situation.
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Uneasy in a sentence
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The dark hallway made him uneasy.
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Uneasy feelings can fade when you ask questions and get clear answers.
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What does uneasy mean?
Uneasy describes mild worry or discomfort in a situation.
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WordUneasy.
Partadjective.
MeaningUneasy means a little worried or uncomfortable.
ExampleExample: I felt uneasy before the class vote.
Word breakdown
3 syllables. Say each part, then blend the word.
- Syllables
- un · ee · zee
- Strongest beat
- ee
- Ending
- zee
- Tip
- Put a little extra energy on ee.
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Synonyms
Words like Uneasy
anxiousUse when worry is noticeable.
uncomfortableUse for a not-settled feeling.
Antonyms
Opposite words
calmUse when feelings are steady and peaceful.
reassuredUse when worry has eased.
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Word family
Uneasy word family
Base word
uneasy
noun
uneasiness
A feeling of discomfort or worry.
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Hint for students
Uneasy means a little worried, uncomfortable, or not fully calm. It can describe a feeling before something uncertain happens.
Common mix-up
Uneasy is not the same as terrified. It usually describes mild worry or discomfort, not extreme fear.
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Write one sentence that shows uneasy without using the word uneasy. Then underline the clue words that show worry, discomfort, hesitation, or not feeling calm. Example: Nora twisted her sleeve while she waited to hear the results. Clue words: twisted her sleeve, waited, results Now try your own sentence. Ask: Does my sentence show a person feeling worried or not fully calm?
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Ask students to explain this model sentence: "I felt uneasy before the class vote." Why does uneasy fit better than calm?
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