Collocations for unease - noun
ADJECTIVE
considerable,
deep,
great,
growing,
profound
certain, some, vague
She felt a vague unease.
certain, some, vague
She felt a vague unease.
slight
general, public
general, public
VERB + unease
feel
express, show
They expressed their deep unease about the lack of security arrangements.
express, show
They expressed their deep unease about the lack of security arrangements.
hide
I smiled to hide my unease.
I smiled to hide my unease.
sense
He sensed a certain unease in her.
He sensed a certain unease in her.
cause,
create,
generate
PREPOSITION
unease about,
unease at,
unease over
Many felt unease about the methods used.
Many felt unease about the methods used.
unease with
his unease with the situation
his unease with the situation
PHRASES
a feeling of unease,
a sense of unease,
a source of unease
He looked in vain for the source of his unease.
He looked in vain for the source of his unease.