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In some senses, miscomfort is marked as archaic. Watch for register when choosing this word.
miscomfort
/mɪsˈkʌmfə(ɹ)t/
noun 1verb 1
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3ADJ.
all, experienced, live, well-done
VERB + MISCOMFORT
cause, told
MISCOMFORT + NOUN
suffrage
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noun
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Discomfort
I claim George, that the cause of all this miscomfort and suffrage that has befallen you and I and millions in this world, is due to this spirit of egoism that has possessed the hearts of those men who are at the head of affairs like this road and other kinds of industries that give employment.
The sea was calm and the personnel experienced no miscomfort.
verb
1
Discomfort.
Therfore fayre felawes fyghte frely to morowe & myscomforte yow noughte for ony knyȝt though he be the best knyght in the world he maye not haue adoo with vs alle. "Therefore, fair fellows, fight freely to-morrow, and miscomfort you nought; for any knight, though he be the best knight in the world, he may not have ado with us all."
This tale is told that none miscomfort him though he have temptations, for never was holy man without them.
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I claim George, that the cause of all this miscomfort and suffrage that has befallen you and I and millions in this world, is due to this spirit of egoism that has possessed the hearts of those men wh
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The sea was calm and the personnel experienced no miscomfort.
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In Nigerian English, "sorry' is used as an expression of apology even when one is not the cause of any miscomfort, while "well-done" is applied generally to greet somebody at work.
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Therfore fayre felawes fyghte frely to morowe & myscomforte yow noughte for ony knyȝt though he be the best knyght in the world he maye not haue adoo with vs alle. "Therefore, fair fellows, fight free
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This tale is told that none miscomfort him though he have temptations, for never was holy man without them.
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Now this is what no priest should do— Miscomfort any that live: If a man do penance and repent His sins he should forgive.
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