scomfit Synonyms
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scomfit Meaning
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scomfit (n. & v.)
Discomfit.
scomfit Sentence Examples
- The unforeseen snowfall left the hikers scomfit and stranded in the wilderness.
- The sudden outburst of thunder scomfited the deer, sending them bounding into the forest.
- The politician's embarrassing gaffe left him scomfit in front of the national media.
- The loss of their home in a fire had deeply discomfited the family.
- The sight of the approaching storm discomfited the sailors, who scurried to secure the ship.
- The uncomfortable silence that filled the room scomfited the guests, making conversation strained.
- The unexpected loss of a key witness discomfited the prosecution's case.
- The team's unexpected defeat discomfited the fans, who had expected a clear victory.
- The student's lack of preparation for the exam left her discomfited and anxious.
- The sudden loss of their fortune had discomfited the wealthy couple, who had been accustomed to a life of luxury.
FAQs About the word scomfit
Discomfit.
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The unforeseen snowfall left the hikers scomfit and stranded in the wilderness.
The sudden outburst of thunder scomfited the deer, sending them bounding into the forest.
The politician's embarrassing gaffe left him scomfit in front of the national media.
The loss of their home in a fire had deeply discomfited the family.
