uncomfortably

The very rich and the very poor coexisting uncomfortably.

Or take “Sorry Mom,” an almost uncomfortably forthright note to her mother about the let’s-call-it-scenic route Ballerini took to becoming “a woman that you’re proud of.”

But they are also used to living alongside each other, however uncomfortably.

Fed rate cuts will help, but prices for goods and services may remain uncomfortably high for many households.

Grinning pictures of Starmer at a Taylor Swift concert or at the races with his wife last weekend sit uncomfortably with the government’s deliberate message of doom.