Incommodious [adjective]

It makes but a mean Appearance, and the Apartments are low, incommodious, and very much exposed to the Sun.

The temperature is high, and it would no doubt at first be incommodious.

Were it not for such accidents, from their great fecundity, they would be extremely incommodious to farmers.

The wharfs, with which our first practical acquaintance with the city commenced, are very narrow and incommodious.

The palais is one of the worst kept possible—the most incommodious, and the most dirty; the maison de ville is still worse.

I woke with stiff and cramped muscles from having slept long on the incommodious seat of a day coach.

When required, M. Bonneau sends his men to clean furniture at persons' houses, which would be rather incommodious to remove.

It is true they do sometimes, for these reasons, go without the road, and ride or walk in very incommodious ways.

Out of society, man is so much raw material, a capitalized tool, and often an incommodious and useless piece of furniture.

No chariot may descend80 Or charioteer fight there; strait are the bounds, And incommodious, and his death were sure.