malaise (Meaning)

Wordnet

malaise (n)

physical discomfort (as mild sickness or depression)

Webster

An indefinite feeling of uneasiness, or of being sick or ill at ease.

The election campaign has been marked by a pervasive malaise that saps the electorate's enthusiasm.
The patient exhibited a constant malaise accompanied by fever and fatigue.
The malaise that had settled over the city was palpable, casting a shadow over daily life.
The economic downturn has fostered a climate of malaise and uncertainty among the population.
The team's recent string of losses has created a malaise that threatens to undermine their morale.
A general malaise had descended upon the country, leaving its citizens feeling dispirited and aimless.
The doctor prescribed antibiotics and rest for the patient's malaise, hoping to alleviate her symptoms.
The malaise caused by the breakup lingered in her heart, making it difficult for her to move on.
The heavy rain and constant gloom amplified the general malaise that seemed to have infected everyone.
The once-vibrant city now exuded an aura of malaise, its streets empty and its people listless.

physical discomfort (as mild sickness or depression)An indefinite feeling of uneasiness, or of being sick or ill at ease.

dysfunction,illness, sickness, fever, disease, disorder, ill, ailment, unhealthiness, condition

vitality, wellness, healthiness, fitness, strength, strength, health, vigor, shape, vigor

The election campaign has been marked by a pervasive malaise that saps the electorate's enthusiasm.

The patient exhibited a constant malaise accompanied by fever and fatigue.

The malaise that had settled over the city was palpable, casting a shadow over daily life.

The economic downturn has fostered a climate of malaise and uncertainty among the population.