How Do You Spell INCONVENIENCE?

Pronunciation: [ɪnkənvˈiːnɪəns] (IPA)

The word "inconvenience" is spelled with the prefix "in-" meaning "not" and the root word "convenience". The first syllable "in-" is pronounced as /ɪn/ and the second syllable "con-" is pronounced as /kən/. The third syllable "-ven-" is pronounced as /vɛn/ and the fourth syllable "-i-" is pronounced as /ɪ/. The final syllable "-ence" is pronounced as /əns/ giving a total pronunciation of /ɪnˌkənˈvɛniəns/. This word refers to something that causes trouble or annoyance.

INCONVENIENCE Meaning and Definition

  1. Inconvenience is a noun that refers to a state or condition of being bothersome, troublesome, or inconvenient. It describes a situation or circumstance that causes discomfort, annoyance, or disruption to one's plans, routines, or comfort.

    An inconvenience is typically an occurrence that hinders or delays the normal course of events, inconveniencing individuals or groups. This can include events like a power outage, transportation delay, or an unexpected change in plans that disrupts one's daily life or intended schedule. Inconveniences can also arise from a lack of resources or amenities, making it difficult to carry out certain tasks or activities smoothly.

    Furthermore, an inconvenience can be caused by people, such as when someone acts in a thoughtless or inconsiderate manner, resulting in inconvenience to others. Examples include loud and disruptive neighbors, long queues at stores or service centers, or excessive wait times for appointments or meetings.

    The term "inconvenience" may evoke feelings of frustration, impatience, or exasperation among those experiencing it, as it often requires individuals to adapt, adjust, or find temporary solutions to overcome the disruption or discomfort. However, the severity and impact of an inconvenience can vary, ranging from minor inconveniences that can be quickly resolved to more significant ones that negatively affect a person's well-being or daily functioning.

  2. • That which troubles or incommodes; anything that disturbs or impedes.
    • To trouble; to cause uneasiness to.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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Etymology of INCONVENIENCE

The word "inconvenience" originated from the Latin terms "in-" meaning "not" or "opposite" and "convenientia" meaning "agreement" or "fitness". The combination of these Latin terms led to "inconvenientia", which was later adapted into Middle English as "inconvenience". Its initial usage in English referred to something that was not suitable or agreeable. Over time, the word evolved to its current meaning of an annoyance, trouble, or an action that causes discomfort or disruption.

Similar spelling words for INCONVENIENCE

Plural form of INCONVENIENCE is INCONVENIENCES

Conjugate verb Inconvenience

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have inconvenienced
you would have inconvenienced
he/she/it would have inconvenienced
we would have inconvenienced
they would have inconvenienced
I would have inconvenience
you would have inconvenience
he/she/it would have inconvenience
we would have inconvenience
they would have inconvenience

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been inconveniencing
you would have been inconveniencing
he/she/it would have been inconveniencing
we would have been inconveniencing
they would have been inconveniencing

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would inconvenience
you would inconvenience
he/she/it would inconvenience
we would inconvenience
they would inconvenience

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be inconveniencing
you would be inconveniencing
he/she/it would be inconveniencing
we would be inconveniencing
they would be inconveniencing

FUTURE

I will inconvenience
you will inconvenience
he/she/it will inconvenience
we will inconvenience
they will inconvenience

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be inconveniencing
you will be inconveniencing
he/she/it will be inconveniencing
we will be inconveniencing
they will be inconveniencing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have inconvenienced
you will have inconvenienced
he/she/it will have inconvenienced
we will have inconvenienced
they will have inconvenienced

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been inconveniencing
you will have been inconveniencing
he/she/it will have been inconveniencing
we will have been inconveniencing
they will have been inconveniencing

IMPERATIVE

you inconvenience
we let´s inconvenience

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to inconvenience

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was inconveniencing
you were inconveniencing
he/she/it was inconveniencing
we were inconveniencing
they were inconveniencing

PAST PARTICIPLE

inconvenienced

PAST PERFECT

I had inconvenienced
you had inconvenienced
he/she/it had inconvenienced
we had inconvenienced
they had inconvenienced

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been inconveniencing
you had been inconveniencing
he/she/it had been inconveniencing
we had been inconveniencing
they had been inconveniencing

PRESENT

I inconvenience
you inconvenience
he/she/it inconveniences
we inconvenience
they inconvenience

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am inconveniencing
you are inconveniencing
he/she/it is inconveniencing
we are inconveniencing
they are inconveniencing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

inconveniencing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have inconvenienced
you have inconvenienced
he/she/it has inconvenienced
we have inconvenienced
they have inconvenienced

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been inconveniencing
you have been inconveniencing
he/she/it has been inconveniencing
we have been inconveniencing
they have been inconveniencing

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it inconvenience

SIMPLE PAST

I inconvenienced
you inconvenienced
he/she/it inconvenienced
we inconvenienced
they inconvenienced

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