verb (used with object) as in strong fondness

Word Combinations

Example:The new meeting venue incommodes some team members as it's far from their usual office.

Definition:to cause someone inconvenience, discomfort, or trouble

From incommode someone

Example:Please don't incommode yourself with clearing the table, I can do it.

Definition:to do something to help or assist someone, even if it is inconvenient for oneself

From incommode yourself

Example:The small storage area will be incommode to our new equipment.

Definition:to be a hindrance or cause inconvenience to

From be incommode to

Example:Ensuring the guest rooms are properly set up is to incommode the guests as little as possible.

Definition:to inconvenience guests

From incommode the guests

Example:Introducing a new software might incommode the company’s network infrastructure.

Definition:to cause difficulties or inconvenience to the network infrastructure of a company

From incommode the company’s network infrastructure

Example:The funding incommode the plan for the new project.

Definition:to cause problems or delays for a plan

From incommode the plan

Example:The noise of construction will be incommode to the nearby residents.

Definition:to be a hindrance or cause inconvenience to

From be incommode to

Example:The last-minute change of location incommodes the meeting.

Definition:to cause inconvenience to a meeting

From incommode the meeting

Example:The unexpected order change is incommode to the operation.

Definition:to hinder or interfere with the operation

From be incommode to the operation

Example:The customs delays incommode the shipment.

Definition:to cause inconvenience to the shipment

From incommode the shipment