discommode
Put someone out
Discommode means to inconvenience or put someone to trouble.
The word is formal and somewhat old-fashioned: I hope my late arrival didn't discommode you.
It appears most often in contexts of exaggerated politeness or ironic formality.
Cause unease or anxiety
- disquietMental unrest or agitation
- perturbTo disturb deeply
- agitateDisturb or provoke
- rufflePleated fabric edging
fluster · disconcert · discompose · upset · trouble · worry · distress · put out
To annoy or disturb
- hassleIrritating difficulty
- hindranceBarrier to progress
- nuisanceCause of aggravation
- annoyanceState of being bothered
impediment · encumbrance · obstacle · imposition · intrusion · disruption · disturbance · setback
unsettle
Cause unease or anxiety
ruffle · fluster · disconcert · discompose · upset · trouble · worry · distress · put out · throw off
bother
To annoy or disturb
annoyance · impediment · encumbrance · obstacle · imposition · intrusion · disruption · disturbance · setback · complication
discommodeaccommodate
Provide for or adjust
facilitate · help · assist · aid · oblige