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malaise - Dictionary definition and meaning for malaise

MALAISE

  • (noun) physical discomfort (as mild sickness or depression)

    synonyms : unease , uneasiness

    Mustafa suffers from a general malaise with pains and despair. -added by naila_inlas

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Mnemonics for malaise

  • (Tag: ) mal(means bad, not good (of condition)+aise(sounds like ease)....and someone who is not at ease is one who is feeling ill

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  • (Tag: ) Think of malaria

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  • (Tag: hindi) mal hai tu... always making me uneasy. Mal hai tu!!!

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  • (Tag: ) I ate a jar of MAYONNAISE. Now I feel sick.

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  • (Tag: Hindi) Malai - se; you go to a function and eat a lot of malai dar things and then u feel uneasiness and vague feeling of ill health!

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  • (Tag: hindi) Malaise- AALAS aalas lagta hai means dull dul whn some one is feel ill. so malaise = uneasiness or vague feeling of ill health.

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  • (Tag: English, Hindi) Malaise in mind when wearing maile(dirty) se clothes.

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