Do you think your feeling of malaise is related to your job?
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Malaise
//məˈleɪz//
Synonyms for "malaise" (264 found)
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conditioncongenital defectconturbationdeath wishdebilitydecrepitudedefectdeficiency diseasedeformitydegenerative diseasedejectednessdejectiondepressiondespairdespondencydespondentnessdisabilitydiscomfortdiscomposurediscontent
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discouragementdiseasedisheartenmentdislikedisorderdispiritednessdispleasuredisquietdisquietudedissatisfactiondistemperdistressdisturbancedoldrumsdolordown tripdowncastnessdownerdownheartednessdreaddrooping spiritsdullnessebullitionembroilmentemptinessendemicendemic diseaseendocrine diseaseennuiepidemic diseaseexcitementexistential woefearfeeblenessfermentfermentationfeverfeverishnessfidgetsflapflatnessflurryflusterflutterationfomentforebodingforebodingnessfumefunctional diseasefungus diseasefussgastrointestinal diseasegenetic diseasegrimnesshandicapheartlessnesshereditary diseasehopelessness
Noun(1 words)
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hubbubhurly burlyhurly-burlyhurthurtingiatrogenic diseaseill at easeillnessindispositioninfectious diseaseinfirmityinquietudejittersjoylessnessjumpinesslack of pleasurelow spiritslownesslowness of spiritmaelstrom
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maladymelancholymiserymisgivingmoilmorbiditymorbusmuscular diseasenauseanervinessnervositynervous strainnervous tensionnervousnessneurological diseasenongratificationnonsatisfactionnutritional diseaseoccupational diseaseoppressionorganic diseaseoveranxietypainpainfulnesspandemic diseasepangpathological conditionpathologyperturbationpessimismpins and needlespipplant diseaseprotozoan diseasepsychosomatic diseasepuckerrespiratory diseaserestlessnessrockinessroilroutrowsavorlessnessschmerzsecondary diseaseseedinessseetheseethingself-destructive urgesickishnesssicklinesssicknesssignsignssinking heartslough of despondsolicitudespiritlessnessspleenstalenessstewstirstrainsufferingsuicidal despairsuspenseswirlsymptomsymptomatologysymptomologysymptomssyndrometaedium vitaetastelessnesstediousnesstediumtensionthe pipto doto-dotrepidationtrepiditytroubletumulttumultuationturbidityturbulenceturmoiltwitteruncomfortablenessuneasinessunhappinessunhealthinessunpleasureunquietnessunrestunsatisfactionupseturogenital diseasevexationvexation of spiritvirus diseasewasting diseaseweariness of lifeweltschmerzworm diseasezeal
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11 entriesTranslations
47 translations across 24 languages.
Arabic
4 entries- أَسَف noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
- تَوَعُّك noun (bodily feeling)
- عَلَز noun (bodily feeling)
- كَآبَة noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
Bulgarian
2 entries- безпокойство noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
- неразположение noun (bodily feeling)
Catalan
1 entries- malestar noun (bodily feeling)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 不安 noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
- 不舒服 noun (bodily feeling)
- 不適 /不适 noun (bodily feeling)
- 欠安 noun (bodily feeling)
Czech
1 entries- malátnost noun (bodily feeling)
Dutch
2 entries- ongesteldheid noun (bodily feeling)
- teneergeslagenheid noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
Finnish
4 entries- huonovointisuus noun (bodily feeling)
- mielipaha noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
- pahanolontunne noun (bodily feeling)
- pahanolontunne noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
French
1 entries- malaise noun (bodily feeling)
German
2 entries- Unbehagen noun (bodily feeling)
- Unwohlsein noun (bodily feeling)
Greek
1 entries- αδιαθεσία noun (bodily feeling)
Hungarian
2 entries- gyengélkedés noun (bodily feeling)
- rossz közérzet noun (bodily feeling)
Irish
2 entries- easláinte noun (bodily feeling)
- meath-thinneas noun (bodily feeling)
Italian
1 entries- malessere noun (bodily feeling)
Japanese
3 entries- 不安 noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
- 不快 noun (bodily feeling)
- 不快 noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
Korean
2 entries- 불안감 noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
- 불쾌감 noun (bodily feeling)
Lower Sorbian
1 entries- njederjeměśe noun (bodily feeling)
Macedonian
1 entries- малаксаност noun (bodily feeling)
Persian
2 entries- ناخوشی noun (bodily feeling)
- ناخوشی noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
Portuguese
1 entries- mal-estar noun (bodily feeling)
Romanian
1 entries- indispoziție noun (bodily feeling)
Russian
2 entries- дискомфо́рт noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
- недомога́ние noun (bodily feeling)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- malaksalost noun (bodily feeling)
Spanish
1 entries- malestar noun (bodily feeling)
Swedish
4 entries- illamående noun (bodily feeling)
- olust noun (bodily feeling)
- olust noun (ambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression)
- sjukdomskänsla noun (bodily feeling)
Sample sentences
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Saltsman thinks the abundance of options might be the cause of day-to-day malaise in modern American society.
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The more time I spend at work, the greater my sense of malaise, and the greater my need for rest at home.
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As we talked, I realized that the source of my malaise was a kind of cognitive dissonance, where I could not reconcile the values and ways of life that I had come to embrace during my time away with the ones that seemed so opposed and unchanging at home.
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