to discommode

Examples

• All

• " I merely needed to discommode her long enough to gain control of her sleep centers.

  Fiction book (2001)

• We discommode you.

  Cimarron (1960)

• By virtue of the fact that it was Sunday, and therefore a day of rest, Annabelle saw no reason to discommode her servants if they had better things to do; and it seemed most of them had.

  Fiction book (1990)

• I hope my question does not discommode you during our meeting.

• The unexpected delay will discommode many travelers at the airport.

• He did not mean to discommode her with his last-minute request.

Synonyms

B

to bother

vsto discommode

∞ 1.0

To annoy or disturb someone

tends to be milder, meaning small practical problems or slight unease

B

to bother me

vsto discommode

449 2.0

To disturb or interrupt someone and make them feel annoyed

affects routines or plans by creating small problems rather than only interrupting

T

to trouble

vsto discommode

174 1.8

To cause someone worry or bother

is milder, meaning a minor problem or slight physical unease

P

to put out

vsto discommode

43 5.8

Cause someone trouble by making things difficult for them

is more neutral and can be used in formal contexts

I

to inconvenience

vsto discommode

37 4.9

To cause trouble or difficulty for someone

also implies small personal unease as well as practical difficulty

D

to discomfort

vsto discommode

1 4.3

To make someone feel uneasy or anxious

is more about causing practical difficulty or minor disruptions than feelings

I

to incommode

vsto discommode

• Archaic

9.9

To bother someone by causing them trouble or discomfort

is the same meaning but is a less common alternative form

D

to disoblige

vsto discommode

8.9

To refuse or fail to do what someone asks, causing them trouble and upset

means causing minor problems or slight physical unease rather than refusing help

Antonyms

A

to accommodate

63 6.8

Help someone by doing what they ask

A

assist

33 1.8

Help given to someone to make a task easier

How Inconvenient

to disturb

183 2.1

to trouble

174 1.8

to inconvenience

37 4.9

to discommode

• Archaic

9.9

to bother

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology