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discomfort

[dis-kuhm-fert] / dɪsˈkʌm fərt /




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Clients, including senior officials at wealth-management units of Morgan Stanley and Citigroup, have expressed discomfort to Janus executives about Victory’s plans and potential cost cuts, people familiar with the matter said.

From The Wall Street Journal

It took me a while to get used to the discomfort, and the tiredness.

From Literature

There was a discomfort similar to waiting for a tsunami — that whatever was coming would change lives, shake institutions and make people question values and principles that they had long held dear.

From Los Angeles Times

He says that men should watch out for lumps, pain, discomfort or nipple inversion.

From Los Angeles Times

Long framed by a tin roof and a tent, the theater had a reputation for discomfort, as it was a source of punishing heat and the occasional mouse sighting.

From Los Angeles Times