INCONVENIENCY Meaning and
Definition
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Inconveniency refers to a state or condition of being inconvenient or causing trouble or difficulty, often resulting from an action, situation, or circumstance that disrupts or hampers one's normal course of actions, comfort, or ease. It encompasses the concept of something being inconvenient, troublesome, or untimely, that creates added challenges or annoyance for individuals or groups.
Inconveniency can arise from a variety of sources, such as unexpected delays, disruptions in one's plans, unexpected changes in routines, or the lack of amenities or resources needed for a particular task or situation. It often leads to a hindrance in daily functioning, requiring individuals to adjust their plans or expectations.
The inconvenience may materialize in diverse forms and can affect various aspects of life, including travel, work, relationships, or personal routines. For example, a cancelled flight may cause inconveniency by forcing travelers to make alternative arrangements or disrupt their planned itineraries. Similarly, a power outage in one's neighborhood can create inconveniency by interrupting daily activities that require electricity.
While inconveniency is typically regarded as an undesirable situation, the degree of impact and perception of inconvenience can vary depending on individual circumstances and perspectives. What may be inconvenient for one person may be manageable or negligible for another, making the experience of inconveniency subjective.
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That which troubles or incommodes; anything that disturbs or impedes.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
Common Misspellings for INCONVENIENCY
- unconveniency
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Etymology of INCONVENIENCY
The word "inconveniency" originated from the Latin words "in" meaning "not" or "opposite of", and "conveniens" meaning "suitable" or "agreeable". The Latin word "convenire" means "to come together" or "to be suitable". Over time, the term "inconveniency" evolved in Old French as "inconvenient" before being adopted into English. It refers to something that is not suitable, not convenient, or causes trouble or difficulty.
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