Without ease or comfort; lacking rest, relief, or freedom from difficulty; restless or uncomfortable.
Formed from 'ease' with the negating suffix '-less' (Old English 'les' meaning 'without'). Creates an antonym to comfortable states, emphasizing the absence of relief.
While 'uneasy' is common, 'easeless' is its more poetic sibling—it sounds like something from a Victorian novel describing someone wracked with guilt or worry!
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