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discomfort

/dɪsˈkʌm.fət/

Traduction: Nom désignant un état d'inconfort physique ou mental, une légère douleur ou une absence de confort.

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noun

/dɪsˈkʌm.fət/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un état d'inconfort physique ou mental, une légère douleur ou une absence de confort.

A noun referring to a state of physical or mental unease, mild pain, or lack of comfort.

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  1. B1formal

    A feeling of slight pain or physical unease.

    frgêne physique

    • The patient reported discomfort in his lower back.
    • Sitting in that chair for hours caused her discomfort.
    • The tight shoes caused him considerable discomfort.

    Synonymesachedistresshurtirritationmalaisepainsorenesstwingeunease

    Antonymescomforteasereliefwellness

  2. Mental uneaseB1formal

    A feeling of worry, embarrassment, or unease.

    frmalaise psychologique

    • His inappropriate joke caused discomfort among the guests.
    • She felt a sense of discomfort when discussing the topic.
    • The awkward silence created discomfort in the room.

    Synonymesagitationanxietyawkwardnessdisquietdistressembarrassmentmalaisenervousnessuneaseuneasinessworry

    Antonymesassurancecomfortcomposureconfidenceease

Formes
  • discomforts plural form
  • discomforts' possessive plural form
  • discomfort's possessive singular form
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