uncomfortable , ** , also: uncomfy informal

At first, I was a bit uncomfortable with the service.

Some feel uncomfortable in a place with so few white people.

In any case, the summer of 1976 was especially uncomfortable.

But we also do things he'd probably be uncomfortable with.

But he seemed uncomfortable and did not take any questions.

I think he was uncomfortable with a lot being made out of nothing.

On the other hand, they may have made him uncomfortable.

And, if nothing else, he could certainly make her life uncomfortable.

For the first time, she seemed uncomfortable with a question.

Being up so high still made him a bit uncomfortable.

These last few days had been the most uncomfortable of his life.

"We were just looking to make them feel a little uncomfortable."

I was very uncomfortable with the idea and told him so.

I've been uncomfortable with the idea for the past couple of days.

When I looked up at him his face was red and uncomfortable.

We do not want you to feel at all uncomfortable here.

She was still uncomfortable any time his name came up.

"Sometimes the things he says make me feel quite uncomfortable."

A few of the children in class were getting uncomfortable.

But one way or another, we all need to get uncomfortable now and again.

I still real a bit uncomfortable with those two words.

Once on the set, they felt uncomfortable until several takes in.

The very thought made her uncomfortable, with him so close.

His words had come back to her an uncomfortable number of times.

You were uncomfortable enough just having the man in your country.