uncomfortable

/ʌnˈkʌmftəbl/

adjective

rahatsız (fiziksel olarak)

Causing or feeling physical discomfort; not comfortable.

  • These shoes are really uncomfortable.
  • The chair was so uncomfortable that I had to stand up.
  • I felt uncomfortable sitting in that position for so long.
  • The interview questions probed uncomfortable ethical dilemmas that forced participants to confront contradictions in their stated values.
  • Laboratory conditions deliberately made subjects uncomfortable in order to measure physiological stress responses under controlled circumstances.
  • Acknowledging the uncomfortable truth that previous research contained methodological flaws required the scientific community to reassess decades of findings.
adjective

rahatsız, sıkıntılı (duygusal olarak)

Feeling mental or emotional unease; awkward or embarrassed.

  • She felt uncomfortable talking about money.
  • The silence made everyone uncomfortable.
  • He looked uncomfortable when asked about his past.