Difference between Uncomfortable and Ill At Ease

UNCOMFORTABLE vs ILL AT EASE: ADJECTIVE

Not comfortable; affording no comfort; causing bodily or mental discomfort; giving uneasiness; disquieting: as, an uncomfortable seat or condition.
Disagreeably situated; uneasy; ill at ease: as, to feel uncomfortable.

Self conscious, Ill at ease, Wretched, Warm, Comfortless, Bad, Tough, Disquieting, Miserable, Painful, Irritating, Discomfited, Embarrassed, Uneasy, Awkward

Self conscious, Ill at ease, Wretched, Warm, Comfortless, Bad, Tough, Disquieting, Miserable, Painful, Irritating, Discomfited, Embarrassed, Uneasy, Awkward

Tom is dignified and articulate, but increasingly uncomfortable.
Expressing feelings can be uncomfortable for those listening.
Am I doing something that you find uncomfortable?
They were uncomfortable events to say the least.
Very heightened tables can prove to be uncomfortable.
Gospel because it makes us and others uncomfortable.
Very poor and uncomfortable company to work for.
In fact, it is likely to be uncomfortable.
The patient is finding the procedure very uncomfortable Some patients will find the distension of the bladder uncomfortable.
It can be very uncomfortable dealing with a lot of uncomfortable vibration with each mishit.

Gradually, we began to feel ill at ease, oppressed, on the point of fainting.
Ill at ease in the contentious environment of domestic politics, Bush relished foreign policy.
Customers who shop with us never have to feel uncertain or ill at ease.
If successful, very ill at ease when it came to forceful confrontation.
Donah was very much subdued and decidedly ill at ease; but Mr.
SUSPENDED SENTENCE five feet six, made him feel decidedly ill at ease.
When he spoke, Milward looked ill at ease, and vice versa.
He was unable to The officer seemed ill at ease.
All of them were disarmed and ill at ease,.
The redheaded sabra girl was ill at ease.