ill (at ease)

Even on 5 June this year, as he pleaded guilty to his wife's manslaughter, he did not appear uncomfortable or ill at ease.

There was little sign of chaos now, but Al-Rahy still seemed ill at ease.

Gibson said he felt "ill at ease" during his visit to Austin, Texas, to appear as a guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, because he knew his neighbourhood was "on fire".

He was ill at ease, in angry-comedian mode, walking that razor’s edge between volatile performer and unhappy human.

When a beloved artist who has not performed live in some time returns to the stage, we often expect them to appear fragile, unsteady, ill at ease.