0 present participle of discomfit --
1 to make someone feel uncomfortable, especially mentally --
One response to this discomfiting view was objectivity.
The nonuniformities are often near brain sinuses such as the ear and plugging the cavity for long periods can be discomfiting.
Sometimes they understand each other so little that the conflict is not well understood, but prevails under the surface, discomfiting both partners to no end.
The book, he wrote, is fascinating, challenging and discomfiting.
This breakdown can be profoundly discomfiting and surprisingly infectious.
The primary aim of the interviewer is that of embarrassing, discomfiting and undermining the credibility of the interviewee because it is perceived that that is what the audience wants.
Statistics on unpaid vehicle excise duty are now reaching not discomfiting but positively alarming proportions.
In truth, the discomfiture of political opponents can be delicious, but this matter goes far beyond the cheap discomfiting of political opponents.
