How To Use Commode In A Sentence
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Dr. Orkborne, much incommoded by this second interruption, coldly begged to know his pleasure.
Camilla
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One of the stars of the collection is the Diana and Minerva commode of 1773, so called for the inlaid roundels representing the goddesses of the hunt and the arts, respectively.
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The verdant hills and raised valleys are ideal for its commodes with ample erect telegraph poles to mark its new territorial space.
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In a caravan of unmarked coaches they went to La Fillon’s hôtel particulier, which was done up in the modern taste—rococo, mirrors, pastel colors, much white and gold, with rounded commodes by Charles Cressent, encrusted with gilt bronze.
THE DIAMOND
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Eline caught Joe around the waist and half-lifted, half-pulled him into place on the commode.
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His absence incommodes the whole team.
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The inside of the same commode shows that the interior is highly polished which would not appear on an original 18th century original.
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Miss Margland, who came but for two days, sought with much adulation to obtain an invitation for a longer stay; but Mrs. Berlinton, though all courtesy and grace, incommoded herself with no society that she did not find pleasing.
Camilla
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The wall-mounted commodes and lavatories provide comparable maintenance benefits.
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I don’t think the scooter is going to get Daddy away from his TV and chairside commode.
HAROLD DERWIN BARNETT, 22 May 1925 - 16 October 2006
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It served as both wash basin and commode, with the seat only inches from the lower bunks.
INSIDERS
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You should make sure that getting to the toilet in a hurry is easy and perhaps consider having a commode in your bedroom.
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Will it incommode you if I use your computer for a while?
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She later unloaded her Roman statues, Chippendale commode and her George III crystal chandelier at a two-day Sotheby's auction.
Georgialee Lang: How to Blow a Billion Dollars
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Neoclassical commodes, desks, and some chairs had fluted tapered legs reminiscent of upside-down obelisks.
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Whether sleeping rough in the remotest places or enjoying the fauniferous hospitality of the locals in inhabited ones, being incommoded was somehow integral to the experience.
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Neoclassical commodes, desks, and some chairs had fluted tapered legs reminiscent of upside-down obelisks.
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The rest of the furniture included a commode, two small pairs of open china cabinets, eight fretwork armchairs, four side chairs, and a pier glass.
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Master cabinetmakers fashioned a low chest of drawers called a commode, which differed from the bureau commode, or large table with drawers, that was crafted in the baroque period.
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` ` Friend Ranald, '' answered Dalgetty, ` ` I have read of these boons in silly story-books, whereby simple knights were drawn into engagements to their great prejudice; Therefore, Ranald, the more prudent knights of this day never promise anything until they know that they may keep their word anent the premises, without any displeasure or incommodement to themselves.
A Legend of Montrose
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Certainly, there was no lack of cosy confusion in the library, where books were casually piled on tables, commodes, and footstools and were hardly more orderly on the shelves.
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There's a commode beside my bed, and that's as far from my bed as I get in an average day.
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Even the commode was pink, and the rosy glow of the pink bulbs in the light fixture over the mirror made him almost handsome.
DOLL'S EYES
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At some point, the chair was converted to a commode.
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Suddenly I feel a not-so-urgent need to use the restroom; I wonder if Christina is on the commode.
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It seems rather potty that he or she should be discommoded in this cheeky manner.
Cakes For a Crowd
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‘They've got the big fluffy towels,’ I whispered, looking at the array of them near the commode.
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These include home care products such as walking frames, commodes, wheel chairs and braces for physical injuries.
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It was 1944, and civilian America was undergoing a regimen of wartime austerity by which it was never more than mildly discommoded, but that imparted a sort of scratchy gray wool feel to the atmosphere.
Catacomb Efreet
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To put a finer point on this subject, a commode of the 1860-80 period is larger and of far better quality.
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Down the years, there have been as many shapes and designs of chamber pots and commodes as there have been names.
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He said that while he was extremely relieved that no device was found, it was appalling that patients were discommoded and upset in this way.
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A woman with impaired mobility could try changing the room arrangement to make it easier to get to the bathroom, add better lighting and grab bars to make the bathroom safer, or consider a bedside commode or female urinal.
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She would be very upset because when she was bed-ridden I had to fight with social services for a commode.
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C'est d'un chiant et j'me suis pris une trousse a pharmacie parce que ca m'obligera a trier mes medoc dont les sacs trainent partout ma commode!
Pinku-tk Diary Entry
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Maison Gerard, meanwhile, show a sumptuous pair of Jules Leleu commodes from the 1940s, covered in white shagreen and with sycamore interiors, gilt-bronze mounts and coral-red lacquer tops.
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Contraptions are available that maintain constant water level in the stand, working on the principle of a commode float.
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I wouldna discommode ye, mistress, " he said, holding himself stiffly.
A Breath of Snow and Ashes
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They should have no recourse in law against anyone who bought the original copy, provided it was not done as a rival commercial venture, nor should anyone benefitting from that be incommoded.
Archive 2009-07-01
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Failing that, how about taking some of the billions they got in bailouts from the taxpayers and putting it towards helping their customers instead of buying gold-plated commodes for their executive biffies?
Gas Price Survey
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Lady Isabella apologised politely, but briefly, for her intrusion, saying: 'My Lord O'Lerney, whose judgment is never in any danger, but where warped by his wish of giving pleasure, insists upon it that you will be less incommoded by a quick forced admission of me than of himself.
Camilla
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My family has already been discommoded by my career.
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The term commode is still used as another name for the bathroom, or toilet.
EzineArticles
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This copy of a Louis XVI commode was made by one of Europe's finest cabinetmakers, Francois Linke.
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Then, with a puffed chest and plump sides, the bombé, or convex commode, made a grand entrance.
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Always wash your hands after using the toilet or commode (many hospitals now routinely offer a hand-wipe).
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Unlike a table or commode, however, it is rather difficult to place in a house: you either have the right wall or you don't.
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Surely he'd seen the commode in the corner of the dining room, because that thing was not completely hidden by the screen they had rigged up, no matter what Dottie said.
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The rest of the furniture included a commode, two small pairs of open china cabinets, eight fretwork armchairs, four side chairs, and a pier glass.
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Apart from trying to mimic the shapes and forms used in the 18th century, the commode is also practical with some sort of criss-crossed shelves and cubbyholes where you’ll get to “stick” your favorite wine bottles.
Stylish Rack For All of You Wine Lovers
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Obviously if you are espousing change, it's going to discommode and upset certain people.
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Its stylish catalogues are full of mahogany commodes, solid sideboards and muscular chests.
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Here it is shewn that ordinary paper would not be damaged by what the Defendants are doing, but only a particular kind of paper, and it is not shewn that there is heat such as to incommode the workpeople on the Plaintiff's premises.
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Above the commode were the photographs of the family, arranged in two lines, with an antique china _benitier_ between.
L'Assommoir
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Reflecting presently upon this strange incident somewhere over New Hampshire or Vermont, I wondered how many other travelers were as revolted as I was, offended, or merely incommoded by this performance.
Archive 2009-10-01
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Ms R thanks you for teaching her a new word and is hoping to get 'discommoded'into a sentence today.
Ask, don't get
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The chairs become commodes, vessels for waste.
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So inside the paper you have the game dubbed a desecration, the stadium turned into a "commode," the fans accused of having been slipped mickeys.
Wood War! Who Wins Today's Grabby Tabloid Battle For Your Eyeballs?
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Disappointed that you didn't use the DTel's picture of Brown on the Andrew Marr set, seated on what appears to be an antique commode, with all the appearance of a mental patient who has not dropped his kecks but has nonetheless deliberately shat in them and awaits, with inane grin on his idiot features, for his attendant to return to clean him up.
Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister?
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The standard of diversion signs, etc were not up to standard and the Council have apologised to the people discommoded.
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A meeting at the Star and Garter in 1774 drew up new rules, with 22-yard pitches, 4-ball overs, stumping, and no-balling: ‘the wicket-keeper should not by any noise incommode the striker.’
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Maison Gerard, meanwhile, show a sumptuous pair of Jules Leleu commodes from the 1940s, covered in white shagreen and with sycamore interiors, gilt-bronze mounts and coral-red lacquer tops.
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We want also to express our concern and sympathy to any person in the community who was discommoded by students' activities during Rag Week.
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The museum is filled with trivia about the world of the toilet, otherwise known as the commode, bog, loo, dunny, convenience, privy, hiding hall, john, private chapel and necessary room.
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A paneled half-wall divides the commode from the shower; a recessed cabinet provides storage for towels and soaps.
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Do we believe he would really be that discommoded to find himself in such splendid company?
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There will be people who are so discommoded that compensation will not make them happy but, for most, compensation will prove a soothing balm.
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Players and travelling fans are being discommoded in great numbers to satisfy those who stay at home.
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There are people living close to the terminal who will be seriously discommoded by the project and there are some who genuinely have fears for their health if the terminal project goes ahead.
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On one occasion Spears amused himself by prolonging a telephone conversation in order to incommode Weygand who was bursting to use the lavatory.
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The rooms were well-furnished and had English commodes, bath-tubs and running water.
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Others are discommoded because a constituency colleague has won preferment.
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The sight of a crossword book on his knees glimpsed through the half-open bathroom door as he sat on the commode.
'Full Dark, No Stars'
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He had no great liking for the man, and so had left the Temple until last so as to discommode Augier, but that was scant consolation when he was himself nodding in his carriage.
The Mistaken Wife
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The centre loans wheelchairs, commodes and other essential equipment to disabled and elderly people.
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The rooms were well-furnished and had English commodes, bath-tubs and running water.
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‘The demand for items such as wheel chairs, walkers, commodes, crutches etc. continues,’ she reported.
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Something'll have to come; only I hope we don't pull his arms off!" chuckled Ethan, beginning to see the humor of the situation, now that it looked as though Lub was not hurt in any way, only "discommoded," as he afterwards called it.
Phil Bradley's Mountain Boys The Birch Bark Lodge
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We don't want, in any way, to discommode people.
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They heard the commode flush and the bathroom door open.
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We live on the 16th floor of the tallest apartment block in Gabrovo where throughout the day, the aroma of 15 floors of collective gases from unflushed commodes waft upwards and emanate from our drains.
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I immediately sensed the room, and found it tiny, cramped, a bed and commode the only furnishings.
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He indulged himself in indolence and social pleasure, but was at the same time much devoted to reading; and enjoyed a tolerable good state of health, although often incommoded with a fluxion of rheum upon the eyes.
The Lives of the Twelve Caesars, Volume 02: Augustus
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The "towers like comets" were doubtless commodes, which were in high fashion in Europe at the beginning of the eighteenth century until about the year 1711, though I have never found that the word commode was used in America.
Customs and Fashions in Old New England
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The cleanest commodes tend to be those on construction sites and movie sets, because the people using them know they've got to use them again tomorrow.
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When their first pithless tenderness is past, we strip them and aim at hardening them to the temperature of the various seasons, till heat does not incommode nor frost paralyse them.
Works of Lucian of Samosata — Volume 03
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I presume you mean that flushing toilet paper down the commode is normally an acceptable practice.
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`I shall have Sarah neaten up your commode with a little fresh Flanders lace.
THE RIVAL QUEENS: A COUNTESS ASHBY DE LA ZOUCHE MYSTERY
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a commode is like a credenza, except it's a little taller and it's on four legs, and it's not quite as long as long, a credenza is shorter.
Sibby Online
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With the commode finally secured and sealed, we proceeded to a higher level of suffering: reattaching the water fittings.
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Some may feel discommoded by the new arrangements.
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Since it is undesirable for the patient with fever to walk even as far as the toilet, a bed-pan or commode should be used.
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The commode, bathroom, place that combs the water assemble collect such as the stage is like the word of too dirty chaos, shade gas is very heavy, can let amative carry become poor.
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He, alone, had managed to evade and discommode the heavy-worlders, despite their physical superiority.
Cattle Town
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Exertion on the part of the patient can be limited by providing a bedside commode, using a wheelchair for transport and avoiding exposure to hot, humid weather or extreme temperatures.
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Master cabinetmakers fashioned a low chest of drawers, which differed from the bureau commode, or large table with drawers, that was crafted in the baroque period.
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We were discommoded by his late arrival.
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[Footnote B: This logograph Newton afterwards rendered as follows: "Una methodus consistit in extractione fluentis quantitatis ex aequatione simul involvente; altera tantùm in assumptione seriei pro quantitate incognitâ ex quâ ceterae commodè derivari possunt, et in collatione terminonim homologorum aequationis resultantis ad eruendos terminos seriei assumptae."]
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 20, June, 1859
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People who are genuinely discommoded should be compensated in order to facilitate the provision of infrastructure which will benefit the entire community.
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After the rivals see what the court has done, the Republicans and Democrats scurry to make a deal to create or abolish districts so as to protect their favorites and discommode their known enemies, rivals or potential adversaries.
Henry J. Stern: Pants Heating Up
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The commode was stoutly made, and by the time the legs and seat collapsed inwards the afternoon was waning.
DEATH AND TRANSFIGURATION
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That thing ova there is called a commode by fancy folks, but I’m not fancy—it’s a toilet.
Heaven
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The artifacts on display include replicas of a model of Louis XII's throne with a commode fitted to the seat, bathroom palazzo from Britain, ones shaped like a book, a globe, a treasure chest and western commodes in various designs.
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This lucrative practice ran into trouble last year when a new federal auditor questioned some of Stanford's overhead items, such as flowers and a 19th-century Italian fruitwood commode for the president's house.
Milking The Laboratories For Dollars
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We obviously do not want to discommode people, and I understand their reaction to a degree, but the other gates of the park are open.
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He might similarly be discommoded by firefish, I continued, which are easier to spot but no less hurtful.
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And in all of that time I can honestly say that I have never noted any of them being seriously discommoded by the demands of parenthood.
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The cell has a bunk, a commode, a small sink, a light for reading, and a little window.
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Emily tossed her handbag and key ring down on the mahogany-and-walnut bowfront commode in the small foyer, then turned and locked the front door.
Emily And The Stranger
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Its shape recalls French commodes of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, and the metal frame is treated almost like turned wood, with its fluted spindle-shaped legs.
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The latter was the sector most incommoded by Russianization, for the kinds of jobs it fancied required good command of the Russian language (and sometimes, officially or unofficially, Russian birth).
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His colleague is similarly discommoded by the party's incoherent response to recent events.
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The experience is sobering, a renewed effort has to be made to obtain commodes.
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Surely he'd seen the commode in the corner of the dining room, because that thing was not completely hidden by the screen they had rigged up, no matter what Dottie said.
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The White House would really rather we didn't discommode it, and therefore we don't?
Ellis Weiner: Our Mister Brooks II: Reloaded
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And we are well aware of the need to wash our hands frequently, cover our mouths when incommoded by a fit of coughing, and take all appropriate measures to insulate friends, colleagues, and neighbors from any and all harmful viruses or bacteria with which we for the time being may find ourselves afflicted.
Cri de coeur
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I hope you will not be discommoded if we travel through the night?
The Mistaken Wife
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As she walked along, seemingly incommoded by the burden, a young man met her, whose countenance expressed a deeper despondence.
Chapter 11
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One more traveler would have made no difference to any of my father's arrangements or discommoded the expedition.
Artichoke
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It is a reasonable assumption to conclude that the latter have decided to wreck the agreement and the British will not discommode them.
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The Emperor, though ill and discommoded on horseback by a local trouble, had never been in a better humor than on that day.
Les Miserables
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Fans suck waste into the commode.
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I presume you mean that flushing toilet paper down the commode is normally an acceptable practice.
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An original Louis XVI commode is topped by the fine white Carrara marble which was so popular in this period.
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Justice for these people and others covered by the proposed legislation should be delayed because the lifestyles of the rest should not be discommoded?
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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Porcelain commodes and cat litter are among the substances setting off radiation alarms designed to sniff out nuclear terror at ports and border crossings.
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Republicans are adamantly opposed to any taxes that discommode the wealthy.
Richard (RJ) Eskow: Deficit Hysteria: Washington's War on the Young
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‘It is incumbent upon him to better communicate with those who are discommoded by this incident,’ he added.
