uncomfort

English

Etymology 1

From un- (“absence or lack of”) +‎ comfort.

Noun

uncomfort (uncountable)

1. The absence or lack of comfort; comfortlessness
2. Extreme dissatisfaction with a subject.

Etymology 2

From un- (reversal prefix) +‎ comfort.

Verb

uncomfort (third-person singular simple present uncomforts, present participle uncomforting, simple past and past participle uncomforted)

1. (transitive) To remove or deprive comfort from
   • 2007, Mary-Elizabeth Thomas, Men of Sorrows: Smugglers of the Marsh:

     ' […] Believe me, I wouldn't uncomfort you.' She looked at him. 'But you do uncomfort me, Arthur.'