Noun:

வாழ்க்கை நலக்குறைவு, மனநலிவு,

discomforts's Usage Examples:

They both suffered the same physical discomforts, yet did not feel ill.

In the last Martial imagines his friend wandering about discontentedly through the crowded streets of Rome, and undergoing all the discomforts incident to attendance on the levees of the great.

Amplified discomforts associated with pregnancy such as morning sickness, varicose veins, aches and exhaustion.

These remedies will treat ear aches, fever, bruises and other childhood discomforts.

alleviate most of the discomforts experienced during pregnancy.

These physical discomforts rendered rational thought and remembrance near impossible.

The fact is that amid the analysis of feelings aroused by the sentimentalism of Shaftesbury's school, the fundamental questions " What is right ?But their attitude towards the "way out" (a-ycory7 1 7) of incurable discomforts is quite unlike the anxious sentimentalism with which Seneca dwells upon death.

Stress hormones actually shut down the digestive processes, causing a disruption in that system that can lead to variety of digestive discomforts.

Minor discomforts such as dry mouth or nose, dry eyes, dry skin, or itching usually go away as the body adjusts to the drug and do not require medical attention unless they continue or are bothersome.

glutton for work and with him discomforts count not, says Bruce.

Menopause Menopause and the discomforts it brings can be relieved by wicking sleepwear.

Under this head fall the following: - Fasting, or abstention from certain meats and drinks; denial of sexual instinct; subjection of the body to physical discomforts, such as nakedness, vigils, sleeping on the bare ground, tattooing, deformation of skull, teeth, feet, 'c.

But their attitude towards the "way out" (a-ycory7 1 7) of incurable discomforts is quite unlike the anxious sentimentalism with which Seneca dwells upon death.

Synonyms:

uncomfortableness, malaise, incommodiousness, wretchedness, katzenjammer, unease, hangover, condition, inconvenience, uneasiness, status,

Antonyms:

purity, innocence, stigmatism, danger, comfort,