discomfiting (Meaning)

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discomfiting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Discomfit

No weak antonyms found.

The politician's controversial remarks created a discomfiting atmosphere at the town hall meeting.
The student felt discomfiting due to the unfamiliar environment and rigorous curriculum of the new school.
The sales representative's pushy tactics made the potential customer feel discomfiting and pressured to make a purchase.
The actor's performance on stage was discomfiting due to his lack of energy and engagement with the audience.
The news report on the rising crime rate had a discomfiting effect on the residents of the neighborhood.
The job interview was discomfiting for the applicant as they faced a panel of interviewers who asked challenging and unexpected questions.
The sudden change in plans left the team feeling discomfiting and uncertain about the future direction of the project.
The politician's ambiguous response to the question left the audience discomfiting and unsatisfied with the lack of clarity.
The doctor's bedside manner was discomfiting to the patient, who felt uneasy and anxious about the upcoming medical procedure.
The artwork's abstract and unconventional style had a discomfiting effect on some viewers, who found it difficult to understand and appreciate.

of Discomfit

confusing, disturbing, awkward, uncomfortable, difficult,embarrassing, disconcerting, unpleasant, humiliating, troublesome

agreeable,convenient, comfortable, comfortable, agreeable, convenient,pleasing, pleasing,

The politician's controversial remarks created a discomfiting atmosphere at the town hall meeting.

The student felt discomfiting due to the unfamiliar environment and rigorous curriculum of the new school.

The sales representative's pushy tactics made the potential customer feel discomfiting and pressured to make a purchase.

The actor's performance on stage was discomfiting due to his lack of energy and engagement with the audience.