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Meanings of uncomfortable in English

Portuguese
desconfortável
Catalan
incòmode
Spanish
incómodo

Providing or experiencing physical discomfort.

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desconfortável
Usage of uncomfortable in English
1
At what point do you start feeling uncomfortable with losses, for example.
The Irish Times
2
A free revolution that could be making Microsoft extremely uncomfortable right now.
Wired
3
The uncomfortable truth is that the Irish authorities simply do not know.
The Irish Times
4
Norden's words left an uncomfortable impression, as he had no doubt intended.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
5
That's such a good question, but to be honest, he's still uncomfortable.
Ebony
6
We must continue the task of making America uncomfortable about institutional racism.
Ebony
7
For the second time in as many minutes, Miss Georgia looked uncomfortable.
Flesh and bone: a body farm novel
8
Your builders made you that way, and the result made them uncomfortable.
Alien: Covenant
9
Channel 4's Dispatches tonight tackles one uncomfortable aspect of this challenge head-on.
The Guardian
10
The uncomfortable issue of dissention and rule-questioning has another role besides law.
Independent.ie
11
You have never seen so many talented people looking quite so uncomfortable.
The Irish Times
12
However, this procedure is uncomfortable, and there are risks associated with it.
Pubmed
13
The impacts will be far more serious than feeling uncomfortable and sweaty.
News.com.au
14
Talking about money with a stranger made me uncomfortable, especially campaign money.
The incumbent
15
He probably could have rejected Susie, if the situation made him uncomfortable.
iD
16
Temeraire was himself too uncomfortable to pay a great deal of attention.
Throne of Jade
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Translations for uncomfortable
Catalan
incòmode
Spanish
incómodo
Uncomfortable through the time
Uncomfortable across language varieties
Australia
Common
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
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