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  1. to cause inconvenience or discomfort to
    Sorry to trouble you, but...

How To Use discommode In A Sentence

  • It seems rather potty that he or she should be discommoded in this cheeky manner. Cakes For a Crowd
  • It was 1944, and civilian America was undergoing a regimen of wartime austerity by which it was never more than mildly discommoded, but that imparted a sort of scratchy gray wool feel to the atmosphere. Catacomb Efreet
  • He said that while he was extremely relieved that no device was found, it was appalling that patients were discommoded and upset in this way.
  • I wouldna discommode ye, mistress, " he said, holding himself stiffly. A Breath of Snow and Ashes
  • My family has already been discommoded by my career.
  • Obviously if you are espousing change, it's going to discommode and upset certain people.
  • Ms R thanks you for teaching her a new word and is hoping to get 'discommoded'into a sentence today. Ask, don't get
  • The standard of diversion signs, etc were not up to standard and the Council have apologised to the people discommoded.
  • We want also to express our concern and sympathy to any person in the community who was discommoded by students' activities during Rag Week.
  • Do we believe he would really be that discommoded to find himself in such splendid company?
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