What is another word for dis comfit?
474 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪs kˈʌmfɪt], [ dˈɪs kˈʌmfɪt], [ d_ˈɪ_s k_ˈʌ_m_f_ɪ_t]
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Similar words for dis comfit:
- chagrin (verb)
- confound (verb)
- confuse (verb)
- conquer (verb)
- cow (verb)
- defeat (verb)
- discomfit (verb)
- discomfort (verb)
- discompose (verb)
- disconcert (verb)
- discountenance (verb)
- dismay (verb)
- embarrass (verb)
- floor (verb)
- get (verb)
- heckle (verb)
- humble (verb)
- humiliate (verb)
- hurt (verb)
- impede (verb)
- mortify (verb)
- nonplus (verb)
- put out (verb)
- rout (verb)
- spite (verb)
- surprise (verb)
Synonyms for Dis comfit:
v.
• chagrin (verb)- disgrace,
- discomfit,
- displease,
- dismay,
- peeve,
- shame,
- crush,
- dissatisfy,
- mortify,
- confuse,
- irritate,
- disquiet,
- humiliate.
- commingle,
- bug,
- mix up,
- puzzle,
- blend,
- confute,
- bewilder,
- screw up,
- throw,
- jumble,
- amaze,
- misidentify,
- surprise,
- mystify,
- mix,
- startle,
- astound,
- astonish,
- befog,
- fiddle,
- pose,
- flabbergast,
- metagrobolize,
- dumbfound,
- nonplus,
- discombobulate.
- darken,
- distract,
- unhinge,
- frustrate,
- obscure,
- bemuse,
- trouble,
- clutter,
- complicate,
- stump,
- disorient,
- cloud,
- becloud,
- stir up,
- muddle,
- involve,
- mislead,
- fog,
- bedevil,
- misinform,
- lead astray,
- mess up,
- befuddle,
- addle,
- daze,
- throw off balance,
- render uncertain,
- throw off,
- fuddle.
- overmaster,
- humble,
- master,
- surmount,
- wipe off map,
- bring to knees,
- circumvent,
- rout,
- reduce,
- overthrow,
- drub,
- subdue,
- shut down,
- zap,
- control,
- whip,
- trample underfoot,
- vanquish,
- total,
- lick,
- cream,
- succeed,
- clobber,
- trash,
- override,
- get the better of,
- overpower,
- subjugate,
- quell,
- prevail,
- triumph.
- bully,
- strong-arm,
- overawe,
- scare,
- buffalo,
- push around,
- walk heavy,
- bulldoze,
- hector,
- frighten,
- showboat,
- awe,
- bludgeon,
- terrorize,
- bluster,
- enforce,
- unnerve,
- lean on,
- appall,
- dragoon,
- turn on the heat,
- daunt,
- dishearten.
- entrap,
- outmaneuver,
- best,
- smash,
- sack,
- cross,
- invalidate,
- refute,
- shipwreck,
- overrun,
- torpedo,
- shave,
- cast down,
- blank,
- decimate,
- mow down,
- suppress,
- swamp,
- bear down,
- beat the system,
- repress,
- route,
- block,
- beat down,
- throw for loop,
- overwhelm,
- repel,
- skunk,
- spoil,
- slaughter,
- edge out,
- obliterate,
- trample,
- cook,
- disprove,
- ambush,
- obstruct,
- impede,
- put end to,
- ruin,
- outflank,
- disappoint,
- shellac,
- demolish,
- nose out,
- cause setback,
- sink,
- roll back,
- neutralize,
- parry,
- annihilate,
- take wind out of sails,
- undo,
- wipe out,
- prevail over,
- butcher,
- bar,
- scatter,
- halt,
- counterplot,
- contravene,
- squash,
- drown,
- finish off,
- hinder,
- nullify,
- scuttle,
- repulse,
- overturn,
- victimize,
- bury.
- disturb,
- faze,
- upset,
- outwit,
- foil,
- thwart,
- take aback,
- ruffle,
- vex,
- unsettle,
- annoy,
- rattle,
- perplex,
- discompose,
- baffle,
- overcome,
- confound,
- worry,
- embarrass,
- trump,
- perturb,
- prevent,
- disconcert,
- demoralize,
- irk,
- checkmate,
- worst,
- fluster,
- discountenance,
- bother,
- balk,
- abash,
- beat.
- disillusion,
- alarm,
- louse up,
- chill,
- paralyze,
- dispirit,
- muck up,
- snafu,
- affright,
- horrify,
- throw into a tizzy,
- shake,
- terrify,
- discourage,
- flummox.
- tease,
- stun,
- put out of countenance,
- hang up,
- put in a hole,
- put in a spot,
- show up,
- put on the spot,
- give a hard time,
- let down,
- give a bad time,
- make a monkey of,
- catch one short.
- defeat,
- level,
- ground,
- down,
- flatten,
- bring up short,
- bowl over,
- drop,
- bring down,
- conquer,
- lay low,
- fell,
- prostrate,
- knock down.
- dis,
- chivy,
- gibe,
- disrupt,
- torment,
- shout at,
- bait,
- interrupt,
- taunt,
- badger,
- ridicule,
- hound,
- ride.
- degrade,
- hide,
- pop one's balloon,
- make one feel small,
- put away,
- debase,
- chasten,
- squelch,
- take down,
- snub,
- lower,
- pull down,
- take down a peg,
- Bemean,
- demote,
- make eat dirt,
- put one away,
- cut to the quick,
- break,
- strike dumb,
- deny,
- abase,
- discredit,
- deflate,
- put to shame,
- silence,
- demean.
- downplay,
- shoot down,
- bring low,
- base,
- cut down to size,
- blister,
- tear down,
- smear,
- denigrate,
- slam,
- play down,
- make ashamed,
- depress,
- pan,
- dishonor,
- run down,
- make a fool of,
- wither,
- rip.
- grieve,
- abuse,
- martyr,
- injure,
- martyrize,
- aggrieve,
- vitiate,
- afflict,
- lambaste,
- put out,
- constrain,
- prejudice,
- work over,
- put down,
- hit where one lives,
- chafe,
- punish,
- lay a bad trip on,
- wound,
- give no quarter,
- discommode,
- sadden,
- go for jugular,
- thumb nose at,
- torture,
- try,
- burn,
- sting,
- zing,
- excruciate.
- deter,
- delay,
- cramp one's style,
- stymie,
- dam,
- freeze,
- curb,
- cut off,
- blow whistle on,
- restrain,
- brake,
- shut off,
- retard,
- slow down,
- slow,
- saddle with,
- clog,
- check,
- close off,
- interfere,
- stop,
- oppose,
- flag one,
- hold up,
- stonewall,
- hamper.
- exasperate,
- grate,
- provoke,
- aggravate,
- anger,
- gall,
- inflame,
- incommode,
- rile,
- impose upon,
- roil,
- disoblige.
- expel,
- murder,
- put to flight,
- bash,
- cut to pieces,
- chase,
- wallop,
- trounce,
- destroy,
- shut out,
- hunt,
- clean up on,
- dispel,
- finish,
- drive off,
- kill,
- blow out of water,
- wax,
- larrup.
How to use "Dis comfit" in context?
Discomfort, misery, and discomfort are common side effects of many illnesses. When something is uncomfortable, it can lead to pain and decreased mobility. In many cases, discomfort can be the result of a medical condition, such as a chest infection, but can also be caused by mechanical issues such as a tight neck or low back. Discomfort can also be the result of some non-medical conditions, such as sitting in a hot environment or wearing a restrictive garment. Numerous factors can contribute to discomfort, including the severity of a condition, the activities that a person participates in, their age, and their physical and mental health.
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