Definition
Definition of discommodity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
discomfortRare UK situation causing inconvenience or discomfortRare UK
- The road closure was a discommodity for commuters.
2.
disadvantageRare burden or disadvantage in a contextRare
- His constant complaints became a discommodity to the team.
Origin of discommodity
Latin, dis (apart) + commodus (convenient)
Examples of discommodity in a sentence
The broken elevator proved a discommodity for the residents. The new policy proved to be a discommodity for small businesses. Traffic congestion is a major discommodity for commuters.
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- French:inconvénient, fardeau, ...
- German:Unannehmlichkeit, Belastung, ...
- Italian:inconveniente, peso, ...
- Spanish:incomodidad, carga, ...
- Portuguese:inconveniente, incómodo, ...
- Chinese:不便, 累赘, ...
- Japanese:不便, 不利, ...
- Arabic:إزعاج, عبء, ...
- Hebrew:אִי-נֹחוּת, נֵטֶל, ...
- Russian:неудобство, обуза, ...
- Ukrainian:незручність, тягар, ...
- Hindi:असुविधा, बोझ, ...
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