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uneasy
adjective as in perturbed; constrained; uncomfortable
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Almost from its inception, TiVo, the San Jose company whose device has given the generic name to digital video recorders, has had an uneasy relationship with the broadcasting industry.
A couple of years ago I might have felt uneasy with George’s insistence to make his wife breakfast, his keeping her stuff, and his gift-giving, because it smacks against the acceptance stage of grief work.
Republican Senate leader John Thune says that he is already hearing from some Democrats who are uneasy with the way the shutdown is playing out.
Local officials welcome the investments but feel uneasy about what’s happening.
Alex is trans, but that is treated as less of an issue than the fact that he previously worked in Detroit and views the small town with uneasy suspicion.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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