0 to make someone feel uncomfortable, especially mentally --
When the main body saw that division discomfited they too lost their firmness fell into confusion and were soon scattered in complete rout.
The book, he wrote, is fascinating, challenging and discomfiting.
He is discomfited by the inexplicable question, and resents the fact that she has startled him with it.
This breakdown can be profoundly discomfiting and surprisingly infectious.
However, they both were discomfited to learn that in order for her to become an angel, there are two conditions for that.
The people discomfited by these leaks are people who deserve to be discomfited.
Should they be discomfited, there still remained the veterans of the "triarii" who let the survivors retreat through the preset gaps.
That is what discomfits householders.
