Associations to the word «Discomfort»
Noun
- Inability
- Hunger
- Stool
- Craving
- Catheter
- Sickness
- Dirt
- Appetite
- Aching
- Feeling
- Infection
- Comfort
- Intolerance
- Ingestion
- Wet
- Procedure
- Chest
- Arthritis
- Urine
- Urgency
- Misery
- Amnesia
- Posture
- Childbirth
- Coughing
- Exertion
- Muscle
- Vagina
- Perspiration
- Placebo
- Intercourse
- Loneliness
- Pregnancy
- Surgery
- Eyelid
- Injection
- Soothing
- Ashe
- Insertion
- Suffering
- Saliva
- Bra
- Estrogen
- Tenderness
- Morphine
- Impairment
- Dysfunction
- Stress
- Glare
- Needle
- Lymph
- Outpatient
- Feel
- Burning
Adjective
Wiktionary
DISCOMFORT, noun. Mental or bodily distress.
DISCOMFORT, noun. Something that disturbs one’s comfort; an annoyance.
DISCOMFORT, verb. To cause annoyance or distress to.
DISCOMFORT, verb. (obsolete) To discourage; to deject.
Dictionary definition
DISCOMFORT, noun. The state of being tense and feeling pain.
DISCOMFORT, noun. An uncomfortable feeling of mental painfulness or distress.
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