uncomfortable
/ʌnˈkʌmftərbəl/
adjective
- Causing or feeling physical discomfort; not pleasant to sit, lie, or stand on.
- The hospital bed was uncomfortable, with thin pillows and a hard mattress.
- The wooden bench was so uncomfortable that I couldn't sit still.
- She felt uncomfortable in the tight shoes after walking for an hour.
- Feeling uneasy, awkward, or embarrassed in a social situation.
- She was uncomfortable discussing her grades with her parents.
- He felt uncomfortable when everyone stared at him after his mistake.
- The silence in the room made the conversation uncomfortable.
- Causing worry, difficulty, or distress; not easy or pleasant to deal with.
- The truth was uncomfortable, but she knew she had to accept it.
- The manager had to deliver some uncomfortable news about layoffs.
- They found themselves in an uncomfortable position when both friends asked for help.
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