Translation for 'uncomfortable' from English to Norwegian

uncomfortable

ubehagelig {adj}

• She felt uncomfortable with the Victorian expectations of women at the time and was also uncomfortable with the attitude towards sex in her family.
• Within the company, Goldratt noticed elements that made him uncomfortable.
• Gaudino argued that Williams should "actively promote a range of experiences that have the creative potential to unsettle and disturb" as part of a program of "uncomfortable learning" based on the "unsettling experience."
• 66 percent of trans men feel uncomfortable or unsafe using their preferred restroom.
• When John is caught in situations he may find uncomfortable, his nose will sometimes whistle involuntarily.

• 5 = Moderately upset, uncomfortable. Unpleasant feelings are still manageable with some effort.
• implementing an uncomfortable work environment to generate a very specific work ethic.
• Dysuria refers to painful or uncomfortable urination.
• In the article "What Golden Girls Taught us About AIDS" Barbra Fletcher writes about how the episode brought AIDS into viewers' homes in a way that made the uncomfortable things not so uncomfortable.
• Patients could leave the question blank if they are uncomfortable to answer.

• By refraining from these activities, the body is uncomfortable but can still survive.
• IGLA state that 34% would feel uncomfortable socializing with a LGBT person.
• Greene initially had a large stage presence, and was actually uncomfortable on camera at first.
• Traum produced the sessions, and provided guidance for artists who were uncomfortable teaching.
• Dinner is uncomfortable and after dinner is made even more uncomfortable when Adi breaks up with Nate due to his lack of ambition and money.

• Fuuka consumes milk and a banana but her actions make Hikaru uncomfortable.
• Jack's new couch design is revealed to be extremely uncomfortable due to his insistence on inferior American engineering.
• Furthermore, the study reported that 42 percent of Americans would be uncomfortable with having an HIV-positive roommate, 23 percent would be uncomfortable with an HIV-positive coworker, 50 percent would be uncomfortable with an HIV-positive person preparing their food, and 35 percent would be uncomfortable with their child having an HIV-positive teacher.
• In the eighteenth century, if they worked in the fields, they likely wore uncomfortable, simple European-style clothing.