1. to cause inconvenience or trouble to someone
Usage: formal; past tense of discommode

Examples

• The unexpected guests discommoded the host who had not prepared enough food.
• She was discommoded by the sudden change in meeting time.
• The construction work discommoded residents for several weeks.
• He apologized for being discommoded by the delayed flight.
• The power outage discommoded everyone in the building.
• We were greatly discommoded by the broken elevator.