conveniently

1 of 1adverb

/kənˈvinjəntli/

1

in a way that is practical, useful, or causes little trouble or effort

The instructions were conveniently printed on the side of the package.
You can conveniently schedule an appointment online at any time.
This bag conveniently transforms into a backpack for travel.
They've conveniently labeled each drawer for better organization.
The software conveniently updates itself without requiring user input.

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2

in a location that is easy to reach, use, or access

The hotel is conveniently located just five minutes from the airport.
There's a restroom conveniently just outside the lecture hall.
Their office is conveniently positioned near the central train station.
She lives conveniently close to work, so she can walk every day.
The shelves were conveniently within arm's reach of the bed.

3

in a way that avoids difficulty or responsibility, especially by ignoring, forgetting, or omitting something

He conveniently forgot to mention that he was already married.
She conveniently lost the receipt when it came time to return the dress.
They conveniently ignored the warnings until it was too late.
He conveniently disappeared when the cleaning had to be done.
The company conveniently omitted that detail from the report.