The act of failing to accommodate someone, or the state of being inconvenienced or lacking suitable arrangements.
Noun form of disaccommodate, using the -tion suffix to convert the verb into a noun. This follows the standard English pattern of creating nouns from verbs that describe actions or conditions.
The existence of this noun form shows how seriously 17th-century writers took the problem of inconvenience—they needed a whole word for it! Today we'd just say 'inconvenience,' but this word reveals how differently people organized their vocabulary centuries ago.
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