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discommodate

discommodate verb: to render unfit or unsuitable; to fail to treat well.

Verb

discommodate (third-person singular simple present discommodates, present participle discommodating, simple past and past participle discommodated)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To render unfit or unsuitable; to fail to treat well.

Synonyms of discommodate

Antonyms

Forms of discommodate

third-person singular presentdiscommodates
present participlediscommodating
past participlediscommodated
pastdiscommodated

Origin of discommodate

From Latin discommodatus, past participle of discommodare, from dis- + commodare (“to make fit, help”).

Questions about discommodate

What does discommodate mean?
Discommodate means to render unfit or unsuitable; to fail to treat well.
What part of speech is discommodate?
Discommodate is a verb.
What is the past tense of discommodate?
The past tense of discommodate is discommodated.

Words near discommodate in the dictionary

  1. discommensuration
  2. discommission
  3. discommissioned
  4. discommissioning
  5. discommissions
  6. discommodate
  7. discommodated
  8. discommodates
  9. discommodating
  10. discommode
  11. discommoded

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