verb
discommodate
Discommodate (verb) means to make something unsuitable, or to treat someone badly.
verb
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To make something unsuitable, or to treat someone badly.
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Etymology
Comes from Latin discommodatus, the past participle of discommodare, from dis- and commodare ("to make fit, help").
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What is the meaning of discommodate?
"discommodate" (verb) means to make something unsuitable, or to treat someone badly.
What is another word for discommodate?
Other words for "discommodate" include incommode, discommode, inconvenience.
What is the opposite of discommodate?
The opposite of "discommodate" is accommodate.
