malaise
/məˈleɪz/Definitions
1. noun
a feeling of general discomfort or illness, especially one that is not caused by a specific disease.
“After a few days of overeating, she felt a malaise wash over her.”
2. noun
a feeling of discontent or unease, often caused by a lack of clear direction or purpose.
“The company was plagued by a malaise that affected morale and productivity.”
3. verb
to cause a feeling of malaise in someone or something.
“The news of the layoffs began to malaise the entire office.”