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- Dictionaryinconvenient/ˌɪnkənˈviːnɪənt/
adjective
- 1. causing trouble, difficulties, or discomfort: "she telephoned frequently, usually at inconvenient times"
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inconvenient | American Dictionary. adjective. us / ˌɪn·kənˈvin·jənt / Add to word list. not convenient: He scheduled the meeting for an inconvenient time, and few people could attend. (Definition of inconvenient from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Inconvenient definition: not easily accessible or at hand. See examples of INCONVENIENT used in a sentence.
The meaning of INCONVENIENT is not convenient especially in giving trouble or annoyance : inopportune. How to use inconvenient in a sentence.
(ɪnkənviːniənt ) adjective B2. Something that is inconvenient causes problems or difficulties for someone. Can you come at 10.30? I know it's inconvenient for you, but I must see you. [ + for] It's very inconvenient to have to wait so long. She arrived at an extremely inconvenient moment.
Inconvenient things are difficult or annoying to do. If someone asks you to help move a couch on a Saturday when you have tickets to a game, that's an inconvenient request. If you have to go to the bathroom very badly just as a test is starting, that's inconvenient.
The meaning of INCONVENIENCE is something that is inconvenient. How to use inconvenience in a sentence.
adj. Not convenient, especially: a. Not accessible; hard to reach. b. Not suited to one's comfort, purpose, or needs: inconvenient to have no phone in the kitchen. c. Inopportune: Next Tuesday is inconvenient for us. in′con·ven′ient·ly adv. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
