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Meaning of uncomfortably
The primary meaning of "uncomfortably" is in a way that causes a feeling of discomfort or unease.
Etymology of uncomfortably
The word "uncomfortably" originates from the Old French word "descomfort," which is a combination of "des-" (meaning "opposite of") and "comfort" (meaning "strength" or "solace").
The term has evolved over time to encompass a range of meanings related to feelings of unease, discomfort, or distress, with the adverbial form "uncomfortably" emerging to describe the manner in which something is done or experienced.
Synonyms
awkwardly
uncomfortably
uneasily
stiffly
rigidly
formally
tensely
nervously
anxiously
apprehensively
uncomforting
disquietingly
disturbingly
unhappily
sadly
miserably
wretchedly
distressingly
painfully
disagreeably
unpleasantly
uninvitingly
unappealingly
offputtingly
unrelaxedly
restrainedly
selfconsciously
hesitantly
uncertainly
doubtfully
uncomfortably
awkwardly
clumsily
ganglingly
gawkily
inelegantly
uncoordinatedly
unsteadily
shakily
quiveringly
trembly
fearfully
timidly
bashfully
shyly
diffidently
unassuredly.
Definitions
- In a way that causes a feeling of discomfort or unease, often because something is not suitable or pleasant.
- In a manner that is awkward or uneasy, often because of a lack of confidence or relaxation.
Usage Examples
- She sat uncomfortably in the crowded train, trying to avoid eye contact with the stranger beside her.
- He shifted uncomfortably in his seat, aware that he had said something wrong.
- The new employee felt uncomfortably out of place in the meeting, struggling to contribute to the discussion.
Antonyms
comfortably
easily
naturally
relaxedly
calmly
peacefully
serenely
tranquilly
quietly
softly
gently
smoothly
elegantly
refinedly
polishedly
suavely
urbanely
courteously
graciously
affably
genially
warmly
invitingly
appealingly
pleasantly
agreeably
delightfully
happily
joyfully
cheerfully
blissfully
ecstatically
thrilledly.