discommodity Antonyms
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Meaning of discommodity
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discommodity (n.)
Disadvantage; inconvenience.
discommodity Sentence Examples
- The continuous downpour caused a discommodity for the outdoor event, prompting organizers to move it indoors.
- The new regulations imposed by the government brought about several discommodities for businesses, leading to protests and petitions.
- The injured athlete felt a sharp discommodity in his leg, signaling a potential muscle tear.
- The rustic cabin lacked modern amenities, presenting discommodities for the unaccustomed city dwellers.
- The prolonged power outage resulted in discommodity for residents, affecting essential services and daily routines.
- The scarcity of basic supplies during the crisis brought forth discommodities for the affected population.
- The discommodity caused by the delayed flight left passengers frustrated and inconvenienced.
- The company's decision to relocate its headquarters caused a discommodity among employees, who had to adjust to new commutes and surroundings.
- The old-fashioned telephone, with its rotary dial and corded receiver, presented discommodities compared to modern smartphones.
- The high cost of living in the metropolitan area was a discommodity for many families, who struggled to make ends meet.
FAQs About the word discommodity
Disadvantage; inconvenience.
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The continuous downpour caused a discommodity for the outdoor event, prompting organizers to move it indoors.
The new regulations imposed by the government brought about several discommodities for businesses, leading to protests and petitions.
The injured athlete felt a sharp discommodity in his leg, signaling a potential muscle tear.
The rustic cabin lacked modern amenities, presenting discommodities for the unaccustomed city dwellers.
