incommode

We anticipated that a late visit would least incommode your Highness.

I know he wishes to be ashore but will not incommode you."

"Can I look at what you are doing or would it incommode you?

A rope or so seemed to incommode him.

"For the honour of the family, I could even resolve to incommode you to that extent.

Finding her shoes incommode her, she flung them off, in order to run faster.

Our presence did not interrupt him, nor even incommode him or modify his fervor.

We must not incommode the lady."

But chic, which, of course, must be polite and not incommode others, can be as weird as it wants."

'If it would not incommode you.

"I am sorry to incommode you," said Basil calmly out of the darkness; "but I have made an appointment here."

- To incommode; annoy; inconvenience.

'If that would not incommode her, ma'am.'

'Oh, milord, I fear to incommode you.

You desire but one guest; but, dear madam, if you will allow us to pay for two, we will not incommode you.

"I regret to incommode you in any way, Mademoiselle," said Poirot, "but you see I am a detective."

The Deanery is a very pleasant dwelling, the gardens very large, and the river running through them; but the floods in winter sometimes incommode the gardens very much.

The town council in 1761 decided that the ports were 'hurtful to the place' in that they 'greatly incommode the carrying of corps of the deceased through the same'.

These little instruments of correction, these gentle aids to the power and honour of families, these slight favours that might so incommode you, are only to be obtained now by interest and importunity.

Next day I found the colonel rather more conciliatory, and as his wife remarked that there were some places of interest in the neighbourhood, it gave me an opening to ask whether my presence for one more night would incommode them.

He grew a real beard, which would incommode him for other parts; he thought, behaved, responded Learwise, in as short-sighted a fashion as that monarch would have done, having handed on his characteristics to his youngest daughter.

The Atlantic is not visited by many gales, and I have every reason to believe that the rolling and pitching of the vessel no longer incommode any of the passengers, who are all more or less accustomed to the sea.

It was a fine day, though the wind blew a hard gale from the sou'-sou'-west, which did not incommode me in the least, and only showed off to advantage the fine shape of my companions, for there were no odious crinolines in those days.

It was so dark among those trees that had not a man led me by the hand I should not have been able to see where to go, but the gloom did not seem to incommode the Dabanda, a people who must have had the eyes of cats.

Nothing so well depicts the man's effrontery as that he should have conceived the design of saving both, - of re- establishing only so much of the neutral territory as should hamper Mataafa, and leaving in abeyance all that could incommode Tamasese.