inconvenienced

Yes, some people have been inconvenienced by traffic delays or annoyed by supportive athletes.

And could he—yikes—actually be not just inconvenienced but actually ill?

We have not heard of anyone having to travel long distances or be significantly inconvenienced.

Anxiety produces characters who gripe about being constrained and inconvenienced by the world.

I'll never forget those words, or the casual, inconvenienced way Laila sighed them.

Hence, although seriously inconvenienced, the French did not find their position untenable.

True, the people had made sacrifices, and had inconvenienced themselves.

The roar of these falls is heard continually all over the city, but no one is inconvenienced by it in the slightest degree.

In this way you glide on delightfully in the very midst of crowds, without being inconvenienced or stopped for a moment.

No doubt the gangs were inconvenienced and exasperated by this measure.