No. 15,335 in German
unwohler
"Unwohler" means "more unwell" or "more uncomfortable."
In a sentence
Nach dem langen Aufenthalt in der Kälte fühlte er sich zunehmend unwohler.
After the long stay in the cold, he felt increasingly uncomfortable.
The word 'unwohler' is used here as a comparison, indicating that the person's discomfort is increasing over time.
Sie wurde in der fremden Umgebung immer unwohler.
She became increasingly uncomfortable in the unfamiliar surroundings.
In this sentence, 'unwohler' compares her level of discomfort to how it might have been earlier, demonstrating growth in intensity.
Je länger das Gespräch andauerte, desto unwohler fühlte ich mich.
The longer the conversation lasted, the more uncomfortable I felt.
Here, 'unwohler' is comparing the speaker's state over the period of the conversation, showing progression in their discomfort.
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