Malaise

/mælˈe‍ɪz/

/mæˈɫeɪz/

[noun]

Malaise

[NOUN]

a feeling of being physically ill and irritated without knowing the reason

synonyms : unease

uneasiness

Examples

1. Is there a malaise in this country?

2. The country is in an economic malaise.

3. In fact, the European malaise started well before the trade war.

4. The long term log performance of the equity market in the great unspoken fear is another 1970s the dismal 70s the Carter malaise the flatness of equity return.