No. 4,545 in French
malaise
A general feeling of discomfort, unease, or illness.
In a sentence
Elle ressent un malaise à l'idée de parler en public.
She feels a discomfort at the thought of speaking in public.
The word 'malaise' in this sentence refers to an emotional discomfort or unease.
Un malaise général s'est installé dans la salle après l'annonce.
A general unease settled in the room after the announcement.
Here, 'malaise' signifies a collective sense of discomfort or tension among people.
L'homme a eu un malaise en montant les escaliers.
The man experienced a physical discomfort while climbing the stairs.
In this context, 'malaise' refers to a physical condition or sensation of unease.
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