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• n  physical discomfort (as mild sickness or depression)

• Corruption is deep rooted malaise that is eating away at our vitals and debilitating us.
• The indifference to so many killings is a sign of deep social malaise and has left observers baffled.
• Adding to government's malaise, opposition accused ruling minister of accepting kickbacks in lieu of awarding favorable contracts.

• unease
• uneasiness

News & Articles

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• Southern Europeans Flee to Germany to Avoid Economic Malaise -OECD
  Southern Europeans Flee to Germany to Avoid Economic Malaise -OECD
  June 13, 2013 - Nasdaq
• Dow Whipsawed in First Three-Day Slump of '13
  Market Malaise: The Dow swung in a 200-point range Wednesday, finally selling off in its first three-day losing streak of the year.  
  June 12, 2013 - FOX Business
• What Rally? Stocks Skid in Afternoon Trade
  After rallying early in the day, the markets slid far into negative territory in afternoon action as malaise set in across Wall Street.
  June 12, 2013 - FOX Business

Quotes

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• Malcolm Speed in Cricketnext.com
  The rejection is a symptom of the wider malaise that afflicts world cricket and its dysfunctional governing body,Speed wrote in the Sydney Morning Herald.
• Asif Ali Zardari in Washington Post
  Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari said Wednesday that "the two countries need to speak the same language at international forums because both suffer from the same malaise, caused by the same mind-set of militancy and extremism," according to...
• Ken Lewis in Bizjournals.com
  While some of the underperformance was difficult to avoid given the widespread market malaise, we believe we should have performed better and we are assessing all of the businesses where that was the case,Lewis told analysts.