Translations for „discomfiture“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

discomfiture <discomfiture; discomfitures> N

discomfiture

عدم الارتياح

discomfiture LAW

ضَرَر

discomfiture SPORTS

هَزِيمَة

discomfiture SPORTS

اِرْتِبَاك

discomfiture SPORTS

حَرَج

discomfiture SPORTS

حِيرَة

discomfiture SPORTS

اِنْدِهاش

discomfiture SPORTS

خَيْبَة

discomfiture SPORTS

إِحْراج

discomfiture SPORTS

تَرَدُّد

discomfiture SPORTS

إِيقاعٌ في الحَرَج

discomfiture

discomfiture

إحْباط

discomfiture

تَحْيِير

discomfiture

إرْباك

discomfiture

تَخْيِيب

discomfiture

حُبُوط

discomfiture

إخْفاق

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English

But was the 51-year-old blonde's discomfiture all that it seemed?

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The same discomfiture in appearing in public for too long was also visible during her swearing in ceremony when everything was truncated.

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The culprit, seeing the man laughing, thought that it was at his discomfiture, and to avenge himself pointed to the ruffian as his accomplice.

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By definition, strain implies discomfiture, so it should follow that molecules with large amounts of transannular strain should have higher energies than those without.

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Love has no room for discomfiture at another person's good fortune....

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Like the result it was considered appropriate discomfiture, the footballer's equivalent of sackcloth and ashes.

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There was, however, still some discomfiture with the decision not to permit trial by jury.

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While every effort was being taken to avert discomfiture to the public, vehicle checks would be carried out to check transport of cash and articles.

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I recognize much of my own present discomfiture in his words.

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Possessing profound scientific intuition and open-minded rigour, he usually ended up challenging the cherished assumptions of others and, to the discomfiture of the scientific establishment, often found them wanting.

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