Convenience

/kənˈviːniəns/

Meaning & Definition

noun

the state of being able to proceed with something with little effort or difficulty

The convenience of online shopping allows consumers to make purchases from home.

something that contributes to comfort or efficiency

The hotel room was equipped with all the modern conveniences, including Wi-Fi and a coffee maker.

a convenience store, typically open longer hours than usual shops and selling everyday items

I stopped by the convenience store to grab a snack on my way home.

the quality of being suitable or agreeable to the needs or purposes of someone

She chose the time of the meeting for the convenience of all the participants.

an easily accessible or advantageous position

The convenience of the location made it a popular choice for commuters.

From Middle English: convenyence, from Latin 'convenientia'.

at your convenience

At a time that is suitable for you.

for the sake of convenience

Done to make things easier.

convenience store

A small retail business that sells everyday items.

convenient

Making life easy or simple.

accommodate

To make suitable or adapt to.

facility

A place or amenity that makes an action easier.

Convenience food

I bought some convenience food for dinner; it's quick to prepare.

Convenience culture

Living in convenience culture means we expect instant access to everything.