broadunease
nounUK /ˌbrɔːdʌnˈiːz/
US /ˌbrɔːdʌnˈiːz/
A big, fuzzy feeling that something is not quite right.
After the strange phone call, a broadunease settled over the whole family.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A general sense of worry shared by many people at once.
A broadunease spread through the town after the factory closed.
3. A mild, lingering discomfort in the body or mind.
He woke with a broadunease he could not explain.
4. A vague feeling that a plan or idea may go wrong.
There was broadunease about the new rules at school.