ill-at-ease

He stood awkward and ill-at-ease; for the moment forgetting his errand.

At supper he was silent and ill-at-ease, but the missionary was jovial and animated.

Also she felt her father was embarrassed by her, and ill-at-ease.

But, all the same, he was troubled, confused and ill-at-ease.

It was when the friends were alone together that they were most ill-at-ease.

As always, Loring was very restless and ill-at-ease in the presence of sickness.

Garth went, and paused, ill-at-ease, just within the doorway.

As he looked, he seemed to grow suddenly nervous and ill-at-ease.

It told him also that she was decidedly nervous and ill-at-ease.

Most strangely stiff, preoccupied, and ill-at-ease, Finn thought her.