incommoded (Meaning)

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incommoded (imp. & p. p.)

of Incommode

The crowded bus incommoded passengers, forcing them to stand uncomfortably in close proximity.
The incessant honking of cars incommoded residents, disrupting their peace and well-being.
The constant barrage of notifications on her phone incommoded her, preventing her from focusing on her work.
The bulky suitcase incommoded her movement as she navigated the crowded airport.
The unseasonably warm weather incommoded the outdoor concertgoers, making them feel uncomfortable and overheated.
The loud music from the neighbors' party incommoded their sleep, keeping them awake all night.
The overflowing garbage bins incommoded the streets, creating an eyesore and attracting pests.
The presence of the giant tree in the middle of the road incommoded traffic, causing long delays.
The unexpected snowstorm incommoded commuters, disrupting schedules and making travel dangerous.
The construction noise incommoded the students in the nearby classroom, making it difficult for them to concentrate.

of Incommode

troubled,disturbed, weighed, put out, inconvenienced, bothered, discommoded, upset, trammelled, disobliged

obliged, aided, favored, aided, assisted, accommodated, obliged, favored, accommodated, assisted

The crowded bus incommoded passengers, forcing them to stand uncomfortably in close proximity.

The incessant honking of cars incommoded residents, disrupting their peace and well-being.

The constant barrage of notifications on her phone incommoded her, preventing her from focusing on her work.

The bulky suitcase incommoded her movement as she navigated the crowded airport.