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    Incomodar (en. Inconvenience)

    /inkomoˈðaɾ/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To cause discomfort to someone.
    I don't want to inconvenience my friends with my problems.
    No quiero incomodar a mis amigos con mis problemas.
    To disturb a person's state of well-being.
    The noisy group at the party began to inconvenience the neighbors.
    El ruidoso grupo en la fiesta comenzó a incomodar a los vecinos.
    To interrupt someone's peace or tranquility.
    The awkward situation at the meeting made everyone present uncomfortable.
    La situación incómoda en la reunión incomodó a todos los presentes.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'incomodare', meaning 'to make uncomfortable'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to inconvenience someone
    To cause annoyance or disdain to a person.
    incomodar a alguien
    I don't want to inconvenience
    Expression of wishing not to cause discomfort.
    no quiero incomodar
    to feel uncomfortable
    To feel uncomfortable or bothered by something.
    incomodarse

    Related Words

    discomfort
    State of being uncomfortable or annoyed.
    incomodidad
    annoyance
    Feeling of discomfort or disturbance.
    molestia
    restlessness
    Uneasiness or lack of peace.
    desasosiego

    Slang Meanings

    To make someone uncomfortable in a social situation.
    The topic of conversation made several at the table uncomfortable.
    El tema de conversación incomodó a varios en la mesa.
    To be a nuisance in the context of a group.
    That comment makes everyone uncomfortable.
    Ese comentario incómoda a todos.