Convenient is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONVENIENT in dictionary:

VERB:
• Fit or adapted; suitable; proper; becoming; appropriate.
• Affording accommodation or advantage; well adapted to use; handly; as, a convenient house; convenient implements or tools.
• Seasonable; timely; opportune; as, a convenient occasion; a convenient season.
• Near at hand; easy of access.
ADJECTIVE:
• suited to personal comfort or to easy performance
• involving little trouble or effort
• situated so as to allow easy access to
• helpfully placed or occurring
• suited to your comfort or purpose or needs
• large and roomy (`convenient\' is archaic in this sense)
• fitting in well with a person's needs, activities, and plans
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• suitable, proper

Words related to CONVENIENT

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How to use CONVENIENT in a sentence

• Their admiration for England was not always convenient to the German Government, and was certainly a thorn in the side of the Kaiser.
• CHAPTER XIX MY ROMAN CONSULATE The convenient road from London to Rome, when I went there as consul, was via Paris to Marseilles, and thence by sea to Civita Vecchia.
• Of these, Ecbatana, Bagistana, and Aspadana may be taken as convenient specimens.
• Anyhow, she has gone where it will be convenient for him to see her if he wants to, and he must want, as Mother says in every one of her letters that Mr.
• It took nearly three months to finish the water system, but it has proved wonderfully convenient and satisfactory.
• Speaking is more convenient in the vertical arrangement, and moreover the plates can be fitted on to instruments better in this way.
• It may be said, that a bank, whose bills would have a currency all over the States, would be more convenient than one whose currency is limited to a single State.
• It had been a matter of surprise that, the arrangement having been entered into with him early on Wednesday, he had not found it convenient to start for some thirty-six hours.
• A deputation of officials waited upon the President to urge the placing of the new gaol in a more convenient locality elsewhere.
• Sir Guilford Molesworth puts this in a convenient but less exact form.
• After having built their houses, they need showing how to furnish them in the cheapest, most neat, comfortable, convenient, and substantial manner.
• In his natural functions, and the most common sensations, he is sometimes indifferent to things that are convenient for him, and at other times is too warm and impetuous.
• To begin with, it may prove convenient to speculate upon the trend of development of that class about which we have the most grounds for certainty in the coming time.
• It may not be convenient at times, but it is essential that this should be done.
• It is true that I have just returned from Switzerland, and should find such a course of writing very convenient.
• In this case you will be at liberty to draw a bill upon us for the money, within the limits specified above, in such manner as is most convenient.
• Liverpool is a most convenient point to get away from.
• I could therefore, during the next twenty-two miles of our route, make an excursion to the scene of pillage from any point which might be most convenient.
• Parson Hemmenway went about with just such clothes as he happened to find convenient, without the least regard to the conventional order.
• This was because I had no convenient place in London to leave it in.
• His wood he gathered and regularly piled in a straight line and perpendicular by the door, convenient as though the old lady had been within to provide his meals.

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