creepiness
nounUK /ˈkriːpinəs/
US /ˈkriːpinəs/
The feeling that something is strange and a little scary.
The old empty house gave everyone a sense of creepiness.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The quality of making someone feel uncomfortable or nervous.
There was a creepiness in the way he kept staring at us.
3. A slow, crawling movement that seems odd or unsettling.
The creepiness of the fog moving through the trees made her shiver.
4. The state of being unpleasant in a way that feels wrong.
The creepiness of the abandoned toys on the floor bothered him.