noun

discomfort

discomfort, unease, inconvenience

He felt some discomfort in his stomach.

He felt some discomfort in his stomach.

The new rules caused discomfort for many people.

The new rules caused discomfort for many people.

She shifted in her seat with obvious discomfort.

She shifted in her seat with obvious discomfort.

((a feeling of)) discomfort a feeling of slight discomfort

Synonyms: unease, inconvenience; Antonyms: comfort, ease

From the prefix 'dis-' (not) and 'comfort' (a state of physical ease). Literally 'not comfort'.

Think of the prefix 'dis-' as meaning 'opposite'. So, it's the opposite of 'comfort'.

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