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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
Inconvenient; troublesome. Discommodiously, dis-kom-mo'de-us-le, ad. In a
discommodions manner. Discommodity, dis-kom-mod'e-te, «. Inconvenience ;
trouble ; hurt ; disadvantage ; mischief. Discommon, dis-kom'mun, v. a. To deprive
of ...
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849
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Narratives of Voyages Towards the North-West, in Search of a ...
This day the master and two others desired they might lie aboard, which I agreed
to ; for, indeed, they had lain very discommodiously all the winter, and with sick
bed-fellows, as I myself had done, every one in that kind taking their fortunes.
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Dictionary of English Language Exhibiting Orthography, ...
89. Discommend1, vt. To blame ; to eensure.U Discommode, dIs-kom-m6d'.', -
kflm-J, vt. 25. To put to inconvenience ; to incommode (q. v.) . Discommodious*, -
m6aV-e-i}*, a. Inconvenient, &c.|| IL, discommodiously , 43, ad. ; disconv- mod'ity\,
s.
Arnold James Cooley, 1861
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
DISCOMMODIOUSLY, dis-kom-mo'de-ns-le, ad. In a discommodlons manner.
DISCOMMODITY, dis-kom-mod'e-te, s. Inconvenienee; trouble; hurt;
disadvantage; mischief. Disconxox, dis-kom'mun, v. a. To deprive of the right of
common; ...
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The works of Beaumont & Fletcher, with notes and a memoir by ...
... turning his eys to me (and doubtless the profit considered, which came in so
easily to him), he thus answered ; ' Though (forewarn'd by many unlucky
accidents) I have a long time made choice rather of living alone (though
discommodiously) ...
Francis Beaumont, Alexander Dyce, 1845
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Works Issued by the Hakluyt Society
This day the master and two others desired they might lie aboard, which I agreed
to ; for, indeed, they had lain very discommodiously all the winter, and with sick
bed-fellows, as I myself had done, every one in that kind taking their fortunes.
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Decline and Revival in Higher Education
His faculty demands are limitless and often put forward discommodiously as “
nonnegotiable,” a feature of university life first promoted by student radicals. The
president's primary role is to maintain campus equilibrium in the face of
competing ...
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The Works of Beaumont and Fletcher (Volume 8) ~ Paperbound
... turning his eys to me (and doubtless the profit considered, which came in so
easily to him), he thus answered ; ' Though (forewarn d by many unlucky
accidents) I have a long time made choice rather of living alone (though
discommodiously) ...
Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher
“Nice to meet you, I'm jackson er jack.” The five of them found a table and sat
discommodiously as strangers often do. As the night progressed Max was more
and more lost in a shallow and pretended conversation with Ella. Emily and
Scarlett ...
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The Persian Empire in English Renaissance Writing, 1549-1622
The hard-working vocabulary of likeness in The Travailes, on the other hand,
produces intriguing moments that break down both boundaries of class and race,
if discommodiously. Robert embraces a servant with a message from Thomas ...
