unwell

IPA: ʌnwˈɛɫ

Not in good health; not feeling well; somewhat ill
(dated, euphemistic) Specifically, ill from menstruation; affected with, or having, catamenial; menstruant.

Examples of "unwell" in Sentences

A Paris police official said the employees were "unwell" after the incident.
CCII managing director Richard Young on Thursday said the document was "unwell".
But we are still unwell, which is a shame, though we're still able to eat and get about.
He really is a more complicated, kind of unwell guy, in terms of an antisocial behavior pattern.
Saying he was "unwell, " Mr. Zhang returned to China the following day after filing charges in connection with the incident.
The Hoff seems to be a bit 'unwell' at the moment see comments section here, so I thought he may appreciate this brief Get Well Soon message.
Mr Harbage said the prosecution accepted Susan Moody had been "unwell" at the relevant time but the extent of that illness was "open to dispute".
I fear sharing the horrible thoughts I have while 'unwell' will only add to destructive repetoir of thoughts other meatally ill people already have to endure.
One of the hospitals said that some of the people that had stuff either left or accidentally placed inside them became 'unwell' as a result, but it is not known to which objects, or patients, they were referring.