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What is the suffixes for uneasy?

There aren't any common suffixes for "uneasy" in the English language.

"Uneasy" is already a complete adjective. It's formed by adding the prefix "un-" to the adjective "easy".

If you're looking to modify "uneasy" further, you could use other words to describe the feeling, such as:

* Intensely uneasy: Emphasizes the strong degree of unease.

* Deeply uneasy: Suggests a profound or unsettling unease.

* Chronically uneasy: Indicates an ongoing or persistent state of unease.

You could also use adverbs to modify "uneasy", like "very uneasy", "extremely uneasy", or "slightly uneasy."

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