- discommoder
- Discommoder, Incommodare.
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discommoder
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discommode — transitive verb ( moded; moding) Etymology: French discommoder, from dis + commode convenient more at commode Date: 1678 to cause inconvenience to ; trouble … New Collegiate Dictionary
discommode — discommodious, adj. discommodiously, adv. discommodiousness, n. /dis keuh mohd /, v.t., discommoded, discommoding. to cause inconvenience to; disturb, trouble, or bother. [1715 25; < F discommoder, equiv. to dis DIS 1 + commoder, v. deriv. of… … Universalium
discommode — [ˌdɪskə məʊd] verb formal cause trouble or inconvenience to. Derivatives discommodious adjective discommodity noun Origin C18: from obs. Fr. discommoder, var. of incommoder (see incommode) … English new terms dictionary
discommode — dis•com•mode [[t]ˌdɪs kəˈmoʊd[/t]] v. t. mod•ed, mod•ing to cause inconvenience to; bother • Etymology: 1715–25; < F discommoder= dis I+ commoder, v. der. of commode convenient; see commode … From formal English to slang
discommode — v.tr. inconvenience (a person etc.). Derivatives: discommodious adj. Etymology: obs. F discommoder var. of incommoder (as DIS , INCOMMODE) … Useful english dictionary
