Meaning & Definition of word "Inconvenient"

Inconvenient

/ˌɪn.kənˈviː.ni.ənt/

1. Causing trouble, difficulties, or discomfort; not suited to one's needs or circumstances.
- Example: The timing of the meeting was inconvenient for everyone involved.
2. Involving extra effort or trouble.
- Example: It was inconvenient to have to take a detour due to the road closures.
3. Not suitable for use or not appropriate.
- Example: The location of the venue was quite inconvenient for most attendees.
4. Hindering action or progress.
- Example: The unexpected rain made our picnic plans very inconvenient.

●Latin 'inconveniens', from 'in-' + 'conveniens', present participle of 'convenire' (to come together)

in an inconvenient moment:

At a time that causes trouble or difficulty.

inconvenient truth:

A fact that is uncomfortable or bothersome to acknowledge.

inconvenient location:

A place that is difficult to reach or access easily.

inconvenience:

The state or fact of being troubled or made uncomfortable.

convene:

To come together for a meeting.

Meaning: A hassle

● Example Sentence: It's a hassle to change the appointment on such short notice.

Meaning: A pain

● Example Sentence: Getting to that concert is going to be a pain because of the traffic.