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mal-estar Embarrassment deriving from the feeling that others are critically aware of you.
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The individual differences emphasize the need for constant attention for possible discomfort.
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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.
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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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Cui Ai possess looks of happiness; husband possess looks of uncomfortableness.
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There was nothing there of uncomfortableness,-ofconscious bracing up to a difficult matter.
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The other lifted bleak eyes that bored into Fatty's until he physically betrayed uncomfortableness.
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The fashionable world felt a sort of uncomfortableness.
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Abashed, prickly with uncomfortableness, Father discovered that the saloon-keeper was taking up a collection for them.
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The town was perpetually busy with gossip concerning the uncomfortableness of things in the house on the Heath.
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Disease, dis-ease,-disturbedquiet, uncomfortableness,-meansimperfect or abnormal reaction of the living system, and its more or less permanent results.
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She experienced no surprise at seeing Michael, only asking about his night journey's uncomfortableness, and then she turned to Henry:
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The wind blew keenly through a thousand apertures in the log walls; and nothing could exceed the uncomfortableness of our situation.
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The occupants crawl in at either end, sit or lie on the bottom of the wagon, and jolt along in shiftless uncomfortableness.
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I should be very weak if I could not bear the uncomfortableness of old age, when I can afford what comforts it is capable of.
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"I cannot flatter myself that you care to return to the old uncomfortableness."
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"When I am inclined to feel hipped, I shall spend a happy hour or so in devising uncomfortableness for you, my boy."