misease (Meaning)
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misease (n.)
Want of ease; discomfort; misery.
Synonyms & Antonyms of misease
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
misease Sentence Examples
- The unsettling misease that pervaded the room created an oppressive atmosphere.
- The patient's vague complaints of misease made it difficult for the doctor to make a diagnosis.
- The sudden change in weather brought on a sense of misease that permeated throughout the town.
- The woman felt a growing misease as she realized the true extent of her husband's deception.
- A sense of unease and misease gripped the soldiers as they awaited the enemy's attack.
- The oppressive misease of the dictatorship stifled any hope or optimism among the citizens.
- The traveler felt a strange misease as he ventured further into the unknown territory.
- A deep-seated misease haunted the man, leaving him unable to find peace or contentment.
- The news of the impending war sent a wave of misease through the entire nation.
- The uncertain future cast a pall of misease over the group, dampening their spirits.
FAQs About the word misease
Want of ease; discomfort; misery.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The unsettling misease that pervaded the room created an oppressive atmosphere.
The patient's vague complaints of misease made it difficult for the doctor to make a diagnosis.
The sudden change in weather brought on a sense of misease that permeated throughout the town.
The woman felt a growing misease as she realized the true extent of her husband's deception.
