Convenience

What do we mean by convenience?

The quality of being suitable to one's comfort, purposes, or needs. noun

Personal comfort or advantage. noun

Something that increases comfort or saves work: synonym: amenity. noun

A suitable or agreeable time. noun

A lavatory. noun

To provide with facilities and accommodations which make for ease, comfort, effectiveness in action, movement, or the like; accommodate.

1. A coming together; assemblage; conjunction; joinder. noun

The state or character of being convenient; fitness; suitableness; adaptation; propriety. noun

Freedom from discomfort or trouble; ease in use or action; comfort. noun

That which gives ease or comfort; that which is suited to wants or necessity; that which is handy; an accommodation. noun

A convenient appliance, utensil, or other article, as a tool, a vehicle, etc. noun

. Agreement; consistency. noun

The state or quality of being convenient; fitness or suitableness, as of place, time, etc.; propriety. noun

Freedom from discomfort, difficulty, or trouble; commodiousness; ease; accommodation. noun

That which is convenient; that which promotes comfort or advantage; that which is suited to one's wants; an accommodation. noun

A convenient or fit time; opportunity. noun

The quality of being suitable, useful or convenient noun

Anything that makes for an easier life noun

A convenient time, especially in the phrase at one's convenience noun

A public toilet noun

The quality of being convenient.

Any object that makes life more convenient; a helpful item.

A convenient time.

Clipping of public convenience: a public lavatory.

(adjective) 1. used to describe someone who is serviceable, available, or user friendly in a time that coincides with drunken lonliness syndrome Urban Dictionary

Is a remarkable thing which is that should be cherrished,but can be bad if disrespected, Urban Dictionary

Noun 1. anything that saves or simplifies work, adds to one's ease or comfort, etc., as an appliance, utensil, or the like. 2. a concept that diminishes hopelessly, the more we go out and drink our faces off, on a Friday night. Urban Dictionary

Adj, origin - Elsewhere addicted to convenience. (it takes hold without our awareness is immediately addictive, recovery is unheard of, side effects are passed to subsequent generations) this is another one from the little alien I found in a story "Insights from Elsewhere" Urban Dictionary

A way of saying convenience, often used when you have brain farts and forget that it's not a real word... Urban Dictionary

The only thing the drooling masses care about. Urban Dictionary

A fee added on top of the original fee due to the ease of payment. Urban Dictionary

A well timed nap for avoiding stressful responsibilities, emergencies, and scorn from friends/family members. Urban Dictionary

*noun* (until someone starts doing it too much, then it changes to a verb) pronounced kun-veen-nunt am-nee-shia 1. Pretty much whenever a certain someone/something is wrong (which is plentiful), he/she/it retracts by saying something totally asinine to cover himself/herself/itself up and try to still prove that he/she/it is right. Basically used to being remembered facts to twist reality. 2. Forgetting certain facts of an area to twist things so you cannot be proven wrong. Urban Dictionary

Saying that u have a headache as an excuse to not do something, avoid doing something, to get someone to shut the fuck up or to get someone to do something. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to convenience:
convenience, conveniency, conveniente, convenient, inconvenience, convergence, convenance, conveniences, consentience, conveniens.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word convenience:
stores, store, grocery, supermarket, necessity, petrol, foods, pizza, liquor, chain, shop, pharmacy, drinks, clerk, chains, comfort, shopping, retail, outlets, mart, chip, ease, pub, dining, parking, customers, beer, restaurant, items, brands, coffee, food, gas, goods, customer, bars.

Words that rhyme with convenience:
inconvenience.

Adjectives that are often used to describe convenience:
great, own, public, administrative, greater, earliest, practical, personal, mere, modern, mutual, general, political, mathematical, notational, analytical, temporary, greatest, computational, possible, added, private, obvious, maximum, expository, domestic, immediate, technical, commercial, relative, patient, experimental, necessary, operational, descriptive, sanitary, superior, geographical, perfect, statistical, sheer, linguistic, analytic, mechanical, expositional, extra, metrical, immense, methodological, momentary, wonderful, typographical, bureaucratic, organizational, conceptual, utmost.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective convenience:
stores, goods, foods, sampling, outlets, samples, form, store, products, sample, features, items, food, yield, friends, outlet, dictates, demands, services, functions, shopping, receptacles, method, points, conscience, methods, yields, translations, routine, rules, packaging, costs, oriented, chains, users, variables, licenses, symbol, merchandise, shops, versus, copiers, customers, receptacle, product, centers, sales, center, extension, routines, statements, facilities, ease, establishments, today, benefits, notes, restaurants.

Words that sound like convenience:
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