discomfort
ਬੇਅਰਾਮੀ
definition
verb
she liked to discomfort my mother by her remarks
make (someone) feel uneasy, anxious, or embarrassed.
noun
the discomforts of too much sun in summer
lack of physical comfort.
example
The story has a slightly harder tone than the first, but there is nothing on display that will 'discomfort' anyone of any age.
Pain and 'discomfort' may increase, remain at the same level, or decrease as death approaches.
The objective in wound management is to heal the wound in the shortest time possible, with minimal pain, 'discomfort' , and scarring to the patient.
While I have the support of my family, the fact that these charges are outstanding has created embarrassment and 'discomfort' for them in our community and in our family.
the patient complained of 'discomfort' in the left calf
This may exacerbate feelings of anxiety or 'discomfort' and shy behaviour.
See your doctor if you experience blood flecks in your stools, a change in your regular bowel habits, abdominal pain or 'discomfort' lasting two weeks or more, or unexplained weight loss.
Her fear, 'discomfort' and social ineptitude would rage inside of her during class.
Derek paused a moment and shuffled his feet a moment, giving off the vibe of 'discomfort' and perhaps even embarrassment.
the unknown leaker's purpose was to 'discomfort' the Prime Minister
Most patients also have epigastric 'discomfort' or dull back pain.
Deep palpation of the right upper abdominal quadrant caused mild 'discomfort' and pain.
I like to see new things, though they often 'discomfort' me.
That's because there's something in the nature of live art that has the potential to 'discomfort' us like no other form can.
A feeling of 'discomfort' and fear crawled to her heart and mind.
Their genuine 'discomfort' , jealousy, desire, annoyance, and camaraderie are the heart of the film.
However, no patient complained of chest 'discomfort' or anginal pain during acupuncture stimulation.
Some complain of a nonspecific dental 'discomfort' or a pain in the sinus or ear region.
Instead, he finds himself helpless in this situation, experiencing a great deal of confusion, sadness, 'discomfort' , and disturbance.
Furthermore, the pain and 'discomfort' suffered by patients is significantly reduced, as is the drain on health service resources.
Massage has only minor adverse effects, including pain and 'discomfort' in some patients.
she liked to 'discomfort' my mother by her remarks
The procedure takes about 15 minutes and the patient experiences no pain or 'discomfort' and is free to go home immediately after the treatment.
his remarks caused her 'discomfort'
Not showing any sign of 'discomfort' or worry, I sat down.
Most patients came to the hospital because of increasing swelling, 'discomfort' , or pain at the injection site but soon became systemically ill.
This claim will 'discomfort' many an actuary or mathematician.
Unconscious guilt is experienced as a vague feeling of 'discomfort' , threat, anxiety or danger, reflected in the film's visual style and in its investigative narrative.
We are drawn to his women not by attractive packages but by the humanity of his subjects, by their 'discomfort' or embarrassment, mirth or sadness, the surge of their blood.
A lack of close friends and a dearth of broader social contact generally bring the emotional 'discomfort' or distress known as loneliness.
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