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Meanings of discomfort in English
Usage of discomfort in English
1
The individual differences emphasize the need for constant attention for possible discomfort.
2
Yes, however the discomfort is easily managed in a variety of ways.
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Results: Ten patients completed the treatment and experienced minimal or no discomfort.
4
And, being young, he could stand for a long time without discomfort.
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However, the manufacturers listed the side-effects simply as subtle discomfort or irritation.
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He had long ago learned how to disassociate himself from physical discomfort.
7
For most children, it causes nothing more than a few days' discomfort.
8
They must be used in a way that minimises harm or discomfort.
9
There were two men in the company who caused me particular discomfort.
10
Marriage on Mercury was an extended adolescence, one long and dangerous discomfort.
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But another common obstacle, according to survey responses, is discomfort during exercise.
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Background: Pneumonia in people with dementia has been associated with severe discomfort.
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Conclusion: These results emphasize that thirst contributes to maternal discomfort during labor.
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In fact, the third recollection of the child was that of discomfort.
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To Strange's great discomfort, he found he sounded exactly like Mr Norrell.
16
The patients were assessed for discomfort immediate post-operatively and after a week.
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Discomfort across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
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