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unease

[uhn-eez] / ʌnˈiz /




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In the deep ocean, scientists are now facing a similar kind of unease, driven by the unexplained absence of a crucial species.

From Science Daily

A range of prominent employers such as Amazon.com, Verizon, Target and United Parcel Service have cut white-collar roles in recent months, adding to the unease among workers.

From The Wall Street Journal

There has also been unease from some councils about spending money on elections for councillor positions that will shortly be abolished as part of the overhaul.

From BBC

There's a sense of unease bubbling under this gentle indie rock song, as though singer Karly Hartzman is perpetually on the brink of divulging an uncomfortable truth.

From BBC

The northern frontier of China has been the source of unease and conflict for thousands of years.

From The Wall Street Journal