discomfort in Polish
discomfort in Polish is dyskomfort, niewygoda — discomfort means a feeling of mild physical pain or mental unease.
discomfort in Polish
dyskomfort
Mental or bodily distress.
niewygoda
Mental or bodily distress.
dyskomfort
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 Polish?
"discomfort" in Polish is dyskomfort, niewygoda. 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 Polish, "discomfort" is dyskomfort, niewygoda.
Are there other ways to say "discomfort" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "discomfort": dyskomfort, niewygoda.
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