ぎ【むなさわぎ】

Frequency rank: 17,503. – 17,571.
    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. uneasiness; vague apprehension; premonition
Forms
  • ぎ【むなさわぎ】Frequency rank: 17,503. – 17,571.
  • さわぎ【むなさわぎ】
  • むなさわぎ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. uneasiness
    2. This refers to a feeling of discomfort or anxiety about something, often without a clear reason. It can indicate anticipation of a negative event.
    She felt a sense of uneasiness, sensing that something bad was about to happen.
    Before the job interview, I felt a vague apprehension.
  2. vague apprehension
    3. This meaning conveys a kind of instinctual feeling of foreboding or anxiety, typically about uncertain future events.
    Suddenly overwhelmed by a vague apprehension, he felt that he had forgotten something important.
    When I heard my mother was not feeling well, I experienced a vague apprehension.
  3. premonition
    4. This connotation implies a strong intuitive feeling about the future, often foreseeing impending trouble or disaster.
    Just like I seemed to foresee a disaster in my dream, I felt a premonition.
    She experienced a premonition before the accident occurred.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to feel uneaseto have a premonitionto feel a rising uneasinessominous premonitionto suppress uneasinesscause of uneasinessto have unease settle downsudden feeling of uneaseto sense apprehensionwhen feeling uneasy
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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