show discomfort

Frequency: 7.011.2 per million words

To let others see your embarrassment or pain.

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Examples (10)

  • He tried not to show his discomfort when his boss criticized his work.
  • Her face began to show discomfort as the conversation turned to politics.
  • The athlete didn't show any discomfort, despite the minor injury.
  • If you show discomfort during the presentation, the audience might lose confidence in you.
  • The child started to show discomfort in the crowded room.
  • Showing discomfort is a sign that the interrogation technique is working.
  • He subtly showed his discomfort by shifting in his seat.
  • Why did you show such obvious discomfort when she joined our table?
  • The defendant had shown no discomfort throughout the entire trial until the verdict was read.
  • It's brave not to show discomfort when you are in pain, but it's not always wise.