Here's a little usage history that might help. Several usage commentators have, in the past, tried to convince their readers that "discomfit" means "to rout" or "to completely
defeat" and not "to discomfort, embarrass, or make uneasy." In its earliest
uses "discomfit" did in fact mean "to defeat in battle," but that sense is now
rare, and the extended sense, "to thwart," is also uncommon. Most of the recent
commentaries agree that the sense "to discomfort or disconcert" has become
thoroughly established and is the most prevalent meaning of the word. There is
one major difference between "discomfit" and "discomfort," though --
"discomfit" is used almost exclusively as a verb, while "discomfort" is much
more commonly used as a noun than a verb.
Confuse, discomfit, throw off-guard, bewilder, bother
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'Sitting like this for a long time causes me great discomfort'.
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To confuse or frustrate
This is due to the difference of density between blood and water
pain hurts you tenderness is just mild discomfort.
Confuse, discomfit, throw off-guard, bewilder, bother
Have you ever felt pain or discomfort between your toes?
Yes it does. There is no actual difference between "heartburn" and "acid indigestion" except possibly in the severity of discomfort. The condition results from excess acid in the stomach.
The medical term for pressure-related ear discomfort is called "barotrauma." This condition can occur when there is a difference in pressure between the inside and outside of the ear, often experienced during activities like flying, scuba diving, or driving in mountainous areas.
relative humidity causes heat and therefore discomfort
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