Meanings of incommodious in English

Having to keep Biffy mortal made for a pretty incommodious several hours.

I fear that you will find it inconvenient and incommodious, ma'am.

This is a very tedious interruption, and the stopping and restarting of the ship very incommodious.

The port, however, is at a considerable distance from the town, and is shallow and incommodious.

The commonest and most incommodious are called Carriols.

The ornithopter, for that is what it must be, looked like a most incommodious mode of transport.

It is, besides, incommodious for frequent study, and a very expensive and bulky way of making an herbarium.

But the price of building materials had been very high, and the average dwelling was very small and incommodious.

Sometimes it is in a state of incommodious inaction; sometimes it is the sport of the alternate shocks it undergoes.

Their rooms are the neglected, ill-furnished, incommodious ones-andthe kitchen is the most cheerless and comfortless place in the house.

After dragging petticoats and skirts, even shortened ones, over many miles of prairie, I should find trousers much less incommodious.

It is true they do sometimes, for these reasons, go without the road, and ride or walk in very incommodious ways.

Whenever superstition was conformable to morality, it appeared incommodious, it was only followed when it either combatted ethics or destroyed them.

Out of society, man is so much raw material, a capitalized tool, and often an incommodious and useless piece of furniture.

The first wife also distressed this adviser with a moving tale of her expulsion from a comfortable room into the incommodious wagon-box.

By incommodious encampments and unwholesome stations, where courage is useless, and enterprise impracticable, fleets are silently dispeopled, and armies sluggishly melted away.