Collocations for discomfort - noun
1. slight pain
ADJ.
acute, considerable, great, severe, growing
He became conscious of a growing discomfort.
He became conscious of a growing discomfort.
mild, minor, slight
You may experience some slight discomfort after the operation.
You may experience some slight discomfort after the operation.
bodily, physical
QUANT.
amount, degree
VERB + DISCOMFORT
complain of, experience, feel, get, have, suffer
Some of the patients complained of discomfort. | I didn''t have much discomfort after the operation.
Some of the patients complained of discomfort. | I didn''t have much discomfort after the operation.
cause | ease, lessen, reduce, relieve
Not eating late at night should help to relieve the discomfort.
Not eating late at night should help to relieve the discomfort.
PREP.
in ~
He appeared to be in great discomfort.
He appeared to be in great discomfort.
with/without ~
You should be able to drive without discomfort after about two weeks.
You should be able to drive without discomfort after about two weeks.
2. embarrassment
VERB + DISCOMFORT
cause
The revelations caused some discomfort to the president.
The revelations caused some discomfort to the president.
enjoy
Paula smiled, enjoying her sister''s discomfort.
Paula smiled, enjoying her sister''s discomfort.
DISCOMFORT + VERB
grow, increase