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/dɪsˈkʌmfət/
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/dɪsˈkʌmfɚt/
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discomfort
noun
discomforts
pl
неудобство
The broken elevator caused a lot of inconvenience and discomfort for the residents.
Сломанный лифт вызвал много неудобств и дискомфорта для жителей.
дискомфорт
She felt a sense of discomfort during the long meeting.
Она почувствовала дискомфорт во время долгого собрания.
Synonyms
discontent
distress
inconvenience
pain
soreness
agitation
displeasure
unease
Antonyms
comfort
ease
discomfort
verb
discomforted
Past Simple
discomforted
Past Participle
discomforting
Gerund
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/dɪsˈkʌmfət/
US
/dɪsˈkʌmfɚt/
доставлять неудобства
The tight shoes discomfort my feet after a long walk.
Тесные туфли доставляют неудобства моим ногам после долгой прогулки.
беспокоить
The loud noise began to discomfort the sleeping baby.
Громкий шум начал беспокоить спящего ребенка.
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Synonyms
embarrass
upset
disturb
bother
shake up
irritate
rattle
mortify
discompose
annoy
disconcert
unnerve
perturb
trouble
discomfort
adjective
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/dɪsˈkʌmfət/
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Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "discomfort index")
Definitions
discomfort
noun
A state of unease or mild pain.
She felt a slight discomfort in her back after sitting for too long.
A feeling of awkwardness or embarrassment.
There was a noticeable discomfort in the room when the topic was brought up.
The absence of comfort or convenience; hardship.
They endured the discomfort of sleeping on the cold ground.
discomfort
verb
To make someone feel uneasy, anxious, or embarrassed.
The awkward silence discomforted everyone in the room.
discomfort
adjective
Relating to or associated with bodily or mental unease; used before another noun to indicate such association.
The discomfort index rose sharply as humidity increased.
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