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FromMiddle Englishunese, equivalent toun- +‎ease. Comparedisease.

unease (uncountable)

1. Trouble;misery; a feeling ofdisquiet orconcern.

• disease,dis-ease
• uneasiness

• uneasy

FromMiddle Englishunesen, equivalent toun- +‎ease.

unease (third-person singular simple presentuneases,present participleuneasing,simple past and past participleuneased)

1. (transitive) Tomakeuneasy oruncomfortable.
   • 1981,Donna Weiss,Jackie DeShannon, “Bette Davis Eyes”, performed byKim Carnes:

     And she'll tease you / She'llunease you / All the better just to please you

• uneased

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