inconvenience|inconvenienced|inconveniences|inconveniencing in English

verb

[in·con·ven·ience || ‚ɪnkən'vɪːnɪəns]

cause discomfort, trouble, put out, disturb

Use "inconvenience|inconvenienced|inconveniences|inconveniencing" in a sentence

1. These power failures inconvenienced some temporarily.

2. A time for inconveniences, mishaps, yearnings.

3. I'm so sorry if my agonizing pain is inconveniencing you.

4. 11 I can put up with minor inconveniences.

5. The profit will hardly Countervail the inconveniences

6. The companies were greatly inconvenienced by the postal delays.

7. The general public has been greatly inconvenienced by this strike.

8. I'm sorry to inconvenience you.

9. The airline regrets any inconvenience.

10. And they were tired of all the inconveniences of the Sioux.

11. We apo / ogize for any inconvenience.

12. Patience helps me to put up with the inconveniences and challenges of paralysis.

13. They constituted no inconvenience to him.

14. Mundin asks, inconvenienced and awed by the mysteries of the female body.

15. Illustrate the possible effects of our putting up with inconveniences without complaining.

16. That's an inconvenience but an acceptable one.

17. Do not inconvenience yourself for my sake.

18. 17 I apologise for any inconvenience caused.

19. We've already been put to great inconvenience.

20. We regret any inconvenience caused to our customers.

21. A person or thing causing Annoyance or inconvenience

22. Noun (wikipedia nuisance) () A minor Annoyance or inconvenience

23. Does the noise of the TV inconvenience you?

24. I have already been put to considerable inconvenience.

25. Having to change trains is a small inconvenience.