familiarunease
nounUK /fəˈmɪliərʌnˈiːz/
US /fəˈmɪliərʌnˈiːz/
A strange, uncomfortable feeling you get in a place or with a person you know well.
Walking into her old classroom gave her a familiarunease, as if something had changed without her noticing.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A mild sense of wrongness about something that should feel normal.
He felt a familiarunease when his best friend spoke in a voice he didn't recognize.
3. The discomfort of returning to a place that has changed while you stayed the same.
The familiarunease of visiting his childhood home after the renovation lingered for days.
4. A quiet, nagging worry tied to routines and people you trust.
There was a familiarunease in the office the morning after the sudden announcement.