discommoding (Meaning)

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discommoding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Discommode

The constant ringing of the phone was discommoding to the employees who were trying to concentrate on their work.
The noisy construction outside the office was discommoding to the workers who were trying to focus on their tasks.
The loud music from the neighbor's apartment was discommoding to the tenants who were trying to sleep.
The constant interruptions from colleagues were discommoding to the employee who was trying to finish a report.
The uncomfortable office chair was discommoding to the worker who had to sit in it for hours on end.
The traffic jam on the way to work was discommoding to the commuter who was trying to get to the office on time.
The long lines at the grocery store were discommoding to the shopper who was trying to get in and out quickly.
The lack of air conditioning in the bus was discommoding to the passengers who were trying to stay cool in the summer heat.
The broken elevator in the office building was discommoding to the employees who had to climb the stairs to get to their offices.
The power outage in the neighborhood was discommoding to the residents who were without electricity for hours.

of Discommode

disturbing,annoying, awkward, incommoding, frustrating, irritating, inconvenient, bothersome, burdensome,troublesome

acceptable, convenient, ultraconvenient, ultraconvenient,convenient, acceptable, desirable, tolerable, helpful, good

The constant ringing of the phone was discommoding to the employees who were trying to concentrate on their work.

The noisy construction outside the office was discommoding to the workers who were trying to focus on their tasks.

The loud music from the neighbor's apartment was discommoding to the tenants who were trying to sleep.

The constant interruptions from colleagues were discommoding to the employee who was trying to finish a report.