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discomfort

verb as in irritate; cause pain

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Example Sentences

Oxfordshire coroner Nicholas Graham said Mr Rogers had been "ostracised" in the preceding days after a woman expressed discomfort about a sexual encounter between the pair.

From BBC

He was able to play in the second half, though he showed some signs of discomfort.

That is, of course, until I walk outside, where I am reminded of my lifelong discomfort with the more lurid aspects of Halloween.

Throughout “Martha,” Stewart colors her words with effervescent agreeability, only to betray flashes of discomfort when the silence stretches beyond a second or two.

From Salon

He had to test his level of pain with swings in the batting cage, ensuring he could play through whatever discomfort remained.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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