dis commodiousness

[Eng. discommo dious; -ne .) The quality or state of being discommodious; inconvenience, discommodity. "The fight could not but be sharp and dangerous for the dis commodiousne of the place." - North: Plutarch, p. 24. dis-com-mod-1-ty, s. [Prof. dis, and English commodity (q. v.).] An inconvenience, trouble, disadvantage, or hurt. "What discommodity it is to a prince to lack armor."Strype: Memorials, Edward VI . (an. 1548.)