Definition of incommode - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
disruptionDated UK cause inconvenience or hinder progressDated UK
- The roadblock incommoded the morning traffic.
2.
discomfortDated UK make someone uncomfortable or uneasyDated UK
- The loud noise incommoded the guests.
Origin of incommode
Latin, incommodus (inconvenient)
Examples of incommode in a sentence
His late arrival incommoded the meeting schedule. The cramped seating incommoded the passengers. His constant interruptions incommoded the speaker.
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- French:incommoder, déranger, ...
- German:behindern, belästigen, ...
- Italian:intralciare, infastidire, ...
- Spanish:incomodar, molestar, ...
- Portuguese:incomodar, causar desconforto, ...
- Chinese:阻碍, 使不安, ...
- Japanese:妨げる, 不快にさせる, ...
- Arabic:أَزْعَجَ, ضايَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְרִיעַ, לְהַטְרִיד, ...
- Russian:создавать неудобства, беспокоить, ...
- Ukrainian:перешкоджати, завдавати незручностей, ...
- Hindi:असुविधा उत्पन्न करना, असुविधा में डालना, ...
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