Sure
Uneasy
Uneasy adjective - Feeling or showing uncomfortable feelings of uncertainty.
Usage example: I'm a bit uneasy about taking a baby on such a long trip
Both words in one sentence
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Sure, Oscar is really no wizard, but he does help bring peace to the Emerald City (albeit an uneasy one, since both witches are still alive).
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A democratic brain, arguing within itself, with no sure, certain control, only a sort of uneasy compromise.
Source: Humans Are Special - Sure, she's part of the gang since childhood, but it's kind of uneasy that the only female permanent member of the party (and the first in the entire FF series, to boot) gets the treatment as a sister of The Dragon, who has a completely independent agenda.
Source: Never a Self-Made Woman
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Uneasy or Sure. 2016. Accessed August 15, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/sure/uneasy.
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