What is the difference between incommode and bother ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.

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claudestephane

10 January

English (US)

I suspect there is little difference. As in French, incommodé also bother or make someone uncomfortable.

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ralph3b499

10 January

English (US)

Incommode means to inconvenience.
Bother means to worry, upset or disturb someone.
Incommode is almost never used. Maybe one out of a thousand native English speakers would even know what it means.
Where did you see it? And why did you choose it to compare with bother?

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mateus138

10 January

Portuguese (Brazil)

@ralph3b499 I find it in google translator. I compare 'cause it's similar to my native language, the way it's written, but I think the meaning is different.

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What is the difference between incommode and bother ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.

I suspect there is little difference. As in French, incommodé also bother or make someone uncomfortable.

Incommode means to inconvenience.Bother means to worry, upset or disturb someone.Incommode is almost never used. Maybe one out of a thousand native English speakers would even know what it means.Where did you see it? And why did you choose it to compare with bother?

Incommode means to inconvenience.
Bother means to worry, upset or disturb someone.
Incommode is almost never used. Maybe one out of a thousand native English speakers would even know what it means.
Where did you see it? And why did you choose it to compare with bother?