discomforting
Meaning
of Discomfort
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It is discomforting that majority of the Northerners are criticizing the Southwest over Amotekun, when they have similar paramilitary and community policing corps such as the Hisbah Sharia police, and the civilian Joint Task Force (JTF).
“This clause opens the door to parents as well as physicians to claim that they were not conducting female circumcision but simply removing allegedly discomforting skin growth,” he said.
Besides game development for pets, insects, and zoo animals, there is another perhaps more discomforting setting in which animals can be invited to play: farming.
Consistently, social and traditional media buzzed with discomforting one-dimensional conception of the identity of the attackers as Fulani herdsmen.
For all that Daniel Arzani's debut goal sprinkled a little stardust on Australia's win in Budapest, it was a scrappy, discordant and discomforting display that would surely have been punished by a better side.
Her beauty is discomforting and irresistible, the embodiment of noir.