discomfort in Irish
discomfort in Irish is aineascaireacht, anacair, anó — discomfort means a feeling of mild physical pain or mental unease.
discomfort in Irish
aineascaireacht
Mental or bodily distress.
anacair
Mental or bodily distress.
anó
Mental or bodily distress.
deacracht
Mental or bodily distress.
dochma
Mental or bodily distress.
dochracht
Mental or bodily distress.
athmhaltas
Something that disturbs one’s comfort; an annoyance.
What does "discomfort" mean?
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noun A feeling of mild physical pain or mental unease.
"She felt some discomfort in her lower back after the long flight."
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verb To make someone feel uneasy or distressed.
"The blunt question seemed to discomfort him."
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discomfort in a sentence
- She felt some discomfort in her lower back after the long flight.
- There was visible discomfort in the room when the topic came up.
- The blunt question seemed to discomfort him.
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What is "discomfort" in Irish?
"discomfort" in Irish is aineascaireacht, anacair, anó. discomfort means: A feeling of mild physical pain or mental unease.
How do you use "discomfort" in a sentence?
Example: "She felt some discomfort in her lower back after the long flight." In Irish, "discomfort" is aineascaireacht, anacair, anó.
Are there other ways to say "discomfort" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 7 translations listed for "discomfort": aineascaireacht, anacair, anó, deacracht, dochma, dochracht.
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