Incommode

usgb/ˌɪnkəˈməʊd/
verb

To cause inconvenience or discomfort to someone.

I hope my arrival at this late hour did not incommode you.
Visual representation of "incommode" - To cause inconvenience or discomfort to someone.

Usage tips

Formal

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Seldom Used

‘Incommode’ is rarely used in modern English, so it may sound outdated or formal.

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Thou shalt not incommode thy neighbor with loud noises at night.
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Mild Annoyance

Use 'incommode' for mild inconveniences, not for serious troubles.

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Would it incommode you if I borrowed your pen for a moment?
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Polite Language

The word ‘incommode’ can be a polite way to acknowledge causing a slight hassle.

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I apologize if I've incommoded you with my numerous questions.
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