Meaning & Definition of Convenient in English
English⟶
Convenient
suitable or favorable to one's needs or circumstances
Pronunciation:
/kənˈviː.njənt/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: fitting in well with a person's needs, activities, and plans
Example Sentence: The location of the hotel is very convenient for travelers.
Definition: easily accessible or reachable
Example Sentence: It's convenient to have a grocery store close to home.
Definition: involving little trouble or effort
Example Sentence: The online shopping option is very convenient for busy people.
Etymology
Origin: Late Middle English: from Latin conveniens, convenire 'to come together, agree'
Synonyms
usefulhandyaccessiblefavorablesuitable
Common Phrases and Expressions
- at one's convenience: at a time that is suitable for someone
- conveniently located: situated in a way that makes access easy
- convenience store: a small retail store that sells everyday items
Translations
- Spanish: conveniente
- French: pratique
- German: bequem
- Russian: удобный
Related Words
- convenience: the state of being able to proceed with something with little effort or difficulty
- inconvenient: causing trouble or difficulty
- convenience food: food that is pre-packaged and can be prepared quickly
Slang Meanings of convenient
Meaning: conveniently
Example Sentence: I chose the cafe because it’s conveniently located between work and home.
Meaning: convenient excuse
Example Sentence: He always has a convenient excuse for not meeting deadlines.