0 past simple and past participle of discomfit
1 to make someone feel uncomfortable, especially mentally
It is this brevity, however, within the argument at large (where all of the artists save one are men) that leaves me a little discomfited.
Heisenberg certainly did not, as discomfited reporters fairly frequently noted.
Nevertheless, because the satisfaction of seeing knaves discomfited is psychologically reinforcing, this instrumental value is part of the explanation of why in fact he has it.
Some critics remained discomfited or unpersuaded.
There will, of course, be people who will be discomfited.
They rally with a view to putting that temporarily discomfited partner back on his feet.
I must say that, having asked for a straight answer, he looks very discomfited to have actually got one.
I saw only the part where he was most discomfited.
