disaccommodate (Meaning)
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disaccommodate (v. t.)
To put to inconvenience; to incommode.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disaccommodate
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disaccommodate Sentence Examples
- The abrupt change in plans disaccommodated the entire team, leaving them scrambling to catch up.
- Due to the road closure, the detour disaccommodated many commuters, causing significant delays.
- The unexpected visit disaccommodated the busy office, disrupting the smooth flow of work.
- The disaccommodating weather conditions forced the outdoor event to be canceled, disappointing the attendees.
- The restaurant's sudden menu change disaccommodated several customers with specific dietary restrictions.
- The new software update disaccommodated many users, causing various technical glitches and compatibility issues.
- The company's decision to relocate its headquarters disaccommodated several employees, forcing them to make difficult choices.
- The disaccommodating behavior of the neighbor caused tension and discomfort within the community.
- The sudden influx of tourists disaccommodated the small town, straining its resources and infrastructure.
- The disaccommodating economic policies led to widespread financial hardship and social unrest.
FAQs About the word disaccommodate
To put to inconvenience; to incommode.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The abrupt change in plans disaccommodated the entire team, leaving them scrambling to catch up.
Due to the road closure, the detour disaccommodated many commuters, causing significant delays.
The unexpected visit disaccommodated the busy office, disrupting the smooth flow of work.
The disaccommodating weather conditions forced the outdoor event to be canceled, disappointing the attendees.
