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Significados de increasingly uncomfortable en inglés

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Uso de increasingly uncomfortable en inglés
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They're also becoming increasingly uncomfortable about the whole issue of global warming.
The Guardian
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As of late, I've been increasingly uncomfortable with not being among them.
Ebony
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An increasingly uncomfortable Daniels found herself looking up into the brooding trees.
Alien: Covenant
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And meanwhile the relationship with Datum America itself was becoming increasingly uncomfortable.
The Long War
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Life is becoming increasingly uncomfortable for Mr Laurent Fabius, France's finance minister.
The Irish Times
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Nora smiled at him, but this conversation was making her increasingly uncomfortable.
The hellfire club
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Leah was growing increasingly uncomfortable, the pauses longer between each answer.
Blind Man's Alley
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Socially liberal Conservatives will become increasingly uncomfortable with the DUP's biblical policy agenda.
The Guardian
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Irem felt increasingly uncomfortable in the room, I could tell.
Chef
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As I continued taking the photos, I felt increasingly uncomfortable.
Reuters
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As they near the combat zone he becomes increasingly uncomfortable, and soon finds himself alone.
The new yorker
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Which must be why he has envisioned them in a series of increasingly uncomfortable situations.
The new yorker
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The proximity of the canine made Rapp increasingly uncomfortable.
Transfer of power
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Henry started to sweat along with Lyle who was becoming increasingly uncomfortable, his tone hostile.
Wild Justice
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He was growing increasingly uncomfortable, perhaps because he did not know any warriors who knew magic.
Rage of the Dragon
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He'd been looking increasingly uncomfortable in the chair he'd thought he was so clever to snag.
All together dead
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