discomforting 的 2 个定义
- an absence of comfort or ease; uneasiness, hardship, or mild pain.
- anything that is disturbing to or interferes with comfort.
- to disturb the comfort or happiness of; make uncomfortable or uneasy.
discomforting 近义词
irritate; cause pain
更多discomforting例句
- He texted Kelly, asking if she had peppermints to try to curb the discomfort.
- It might seem logical to avoid exercise-related discomfort by eliminating certain movements altogether.
- Obviously it would be better if she faced her discomfort, squared up and made nice.
- After all, embracing open-ended discomfort is exactly what endurance athletes do every day in training, so it makes sense that they have a high pain tolerance.
- Despite the initial discomfort, she’s eaten out three more times since then — though you wouldn’t know it from her Instagram or other social media accounts.
- The degree to which the Obama administration detached itself from the operation politically is discomforting.
- In that discomforting sense, the system has become more a haven for criminals than a defender of victims.
- He wanted to be without it and its discomforting reproaches.
- But he became aware of something unusual and discomforting in the atmosphere, and when his grandmother said sternly, "Sit down!"
- They bent to the gale and pressed on, Gard with a discomforting remembrance that the Coupée lay ahead.
- Another very discomforting surprise was in store for the cruel Huns.
- Most discomforting, however, was the manner in which other flowers measured up in comparison to Adua.