Inconvenienced

I was greatly inconvenienced.

I am inconvenienced when my wife is away.

He who is enamored of himself will at least have the advantage of being inconvenienced by few rivals.

He had been inconvenienced.

The young men were mostly inconvenienced by the lack of bread and wine, and good lodging at night time, for as it was late in autumn, they did not think it safe to sleep on board their boat, but in apprehension of the storms, usual at this season, drew the craft on shore.

She flies into a rage whenever she is even slightly inconvenienced.

I'm inconvenienced when my wife is away.

Murdering people is perhaps not the solution to being inconvenienced.

I'm feeling sorry and I owe you an apology if I've greatly inconvenienced you with my bad mood.