incommodious
Adjective: 1. Uncomfortably or inconveniently small; lacking sufficient space: Describes a place, room, or arrangement that is cramped, confined, or not spacious enough for comfort or convenience.
The word "incommodious" is a formal adjective used to criticize the size or layout of a space, emphasizing that it causes discomfort or inconvenience due to its lack of room. It is the opposite of "commodious" (spacious and comfortable).
- The incommodious cabin made the long sea voyage unbearable.
- They struggled to work in the incommodious office, which was filled with too much furniture.
- Despite its charm, the historic cottage had incommodious doorways.
- "to find something incommodious": To experience or judge a space as being too small or inconvenient.
- The family quickly found the city apartment to be incommodious for their needs.
- Incommodiously (adverb): In an uncomfortably small or inconvenient manner.
- The guests were seated incommodiously at the tiny table.
- Incommodiousness (noun): The state or quality of being uncomfortably small.
- The main drawback of the studio was its incommodiousness.
- Cramped: Uncomfortably small or crowded.
- Confined: Restricted in space.
- Crowded: Full of people or things, leaving little space.
- Constructed: Limited or restricted.
- Commodious: Roomy and comfortable.
- Spacious: Having ample space.
- Capacious: Having a lot of space inside; roomy.
(While not a phrasal verb, the concept is often expressed in phrases.) - "Short on space": Lacking sufficient room. - The kitchen is charming but short on space. - "Cramped quarters": A very confined living or working space. - The sailors grew weary of their cramped quarters.
-
uncomfortably or inconveniently small
-
incommodious hotel accommodations
-
Khám phá thêm
Các từ liên quan
Từ trái nghĩa
Từ tương tự
Từ chứa "incommodious"
Từ có nhắc đến "incommodious"
