ill at ease in English

uncomfortable, uneasy, disturbed, embarrassed

Use "ill at ease" in a sentence

1. He is extremely ill at ease.

2. You always look ill at ease in a suit.

3. I felt ill at ease in such formal clothes.

4. Dave always looks ill at ease in a suit.

5. This afternoon, however, the barman felt oddly ill at ease.

6. He always felt shy and ill at ease at parties.

7. They looked ill at ease in the same camera frame.

8. With two children bedridden the mother was ill at ease.

9. He seemed ill at ease and not his usual self.

10. It was he now who seemed suddenly embarrassed, ill at ease.

11. 21 With two sons bedridden, Mrs Smith was ill at ease.

12. 4 With two children bedridden the mother was ill at ease.

13. Chopra had felt ill at ease since entering the strange domain.

14. The boy was ill at ease in the presence of the headmaster.

15. Abash is defined as to cause someone to feel embarrassed or ill at ease

16. He appeared embarrassed and ill at ease with the sustained applause that greeted him.

17. She was middle-aged, overweight and ill at ease in the chic little bar.

18. He appeared jumpy and ill at ease, ready to blurt something out at any moment.

19. And though at first he appeared shy and ill at ease, he rapidly became a favourite.

20. Abash definition: Abash is defined as to cause someone to feel embarrassed or ill at ease

21. Blanche enjoyed social drinking with her officers but Dexter sometimes noticed she was ill at ease.

22. A nice piece of marquetry as a one-off looks strangely ill at ease amid the clamour.

23. He pressed the button controlling the trolley and moved forward again, feeling ill at ease and claustrophobic.

24. A thin, nervous child, with drab mid-brown hair and pointed features, she was ill at ease.

25. If people are already ill at ease in unfamiliar surroundings the order of service becomes another pressure.

26. Already Morales talks of being tired, and he appears ill at ease with the insistent pace of campaigning.

27. And all of this is inevitable, for Utopians are ill at ease at the sharp end of politics.

28. By the way, most women are very ill at ease when you call them out from the jury pool.

29. Synonyms for 'Awkwardly': shy, uncertain, retiring, insecure, timid, inhibited, tentative, lost, unsure of yourself, ill at ease, awkward, bashful

30. Abash definition: to cause to feel ill at ease , embarrassed , or confused; make ashamed Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

31. Most of the famale students in my class appear to be ill at ease when required to answer question.

32. He looked about him, for once strangely ill at ease, disconcerted to learn that she had ridden off ahead of him.

33. Feeling or caused to feel ill at ease or self-conscious or ashamed Familiarity information: Abashed used as an adjective is very rare.

34. Feeling or caused to feel ill at ease or self-conscious or ashamed Familiarity information: Chagrined used as an adjective is very rare.