discomposure (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˌdɪskəmˈpoʊʒər/
Definition
A feeling of being disturbed, agitated, or embarrassed; a state of mental unease.
Examples
She tried to hide her discomposure when her phone rang loudly during the quiet meeting.
The unexpected question caused a moment of discomposure in the usually confident speaker.
His sudden laughter brought a slight discomposure to the serious atmosphere of the room.
How to Use discomposure
- show discomposure (collocation)
- To reveal a state of unease or embarrassment. — "He tried not to show any discomposure despite the difficult questions."
- feel discomposure (collocation)
- To experience a feeling of being disturbed or agitated. — "She couldn't help but feel a sense of discomposure when she realized her mistake."
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