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No. 10,231 in French

incommodé

"Incommodé" means "unwell" or "discomforted."

In a sentence

  • Je me suis senti incommodé par la chaleur étouffante de cette pièce.

    I felt inconvenienced by the stifling heat of this room.

    In this sentence, 'incommodé' expresses a physical discomfort caused by external conditions, indicating a sensation of being bothered or inconvenienced.

  • Elle était incommodée par le bruit constant venant de la rue.

    She was inconvenienced by the constant noise coming from the street.

    Here, 'incommodé' refers to a disturbance or nuisance caused by external auditory stimuli, emphasizing a sense of irritation or disturbance.

  • Nous avons été incommodés par l'inattendue interruption pendant la réunion.

    We were inconvenienced by the unexpected interruption during the meeting.

    In this case, 'incommodé' indicates a disruption affecting the flow of an event or interaction, showing how external interruptions can cause inconvenience.

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