discomforted

Thank Him, then, with all your heart, and be not discomforted.

That was bad, for the lady was tired in body and discomforted in heart.

On the way Hamersley and Wilder, most discomforted of all, have made them aware of it.

Great grief was there in the city, and much were they discomforted.

These had been her words, and they discomforted him greatly.

A moment later the door banged behind the discomforted boarding party.

The discomforted Misses Salter finding lingering and last words useless, at length took their departure.

A warm grasp of the hand from each was the only reply, and I turned once more to my discomforted friends the Guerillas.

Then she passed out of the room, leaving the aunt and niece staring at each other with discomforted air.

Now at the high time of the feast, was Aucassin leaning from a gallery, all woful and discomforted.