uncomfortable in Irish
uncomfortable in Irish is anóiteach, aineascair, anacair — uncomfortable means causing physical discomfort.
uncomfortable in Irish
anóiteach
aineascair
Not comfortable; causing discomfort.
anacair
Not comfortable; causing discomfort.
aineascair
Experiencing discomfort.
What does "uncomfortable" mean?
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adj Causing physical discomfort.
"The wooden bench was so uncomfortable that nobody wanted to sit on it for long."
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adj Causing unease, anxiety, or awkwardness.
"He felt uncomfortable when the whole room turned to stare at him."
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uncomfortable in a sentence
- The wooden bench was so uncomfortable that nobody wanted to sit on it for long.
- I had an uncomfortable night on the sofa, with a cushion digging into my back.
- He felt uncomfortable when the whole room turned to stare at him.
- There was an uncomfortable silence after his comment.
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What is "uncomfortable" in Irish?
"uncomfortable" in Irish is anóiteach, aineascair, anacair. uncomfortable means: Causing physical discomfort.
How do you use "uncomfortable" in a sentence?
Example: "The wooden bench was so uncomfortable that nobody wanted to sit on it for long." In Irish, "uncomfortable" is anóiteach, aineascair, anacair.
Are there other ways to say "uncomfortable" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "uncomfortable": anóiteach, aineascair, anacair.
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