conveniently in Latin
conveniently in Latin is commodē — conveniently means in a way that is easy or handy, without extra effort.
conveniently in Latin
commodē
In a convenient manner, form, or situation; without difficulty.
What does "conveniently" mean?
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adv In a way that is easy or handy, without extra effort.
"The office is conveniently located near the train station."
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adv In a way that suspiciously suits someone's own interests.
"He conveniently forgot to mention the extra charges."
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conveniently in a sentence
- The office is conveniently located near the train station.
- The app conveniently syncs across all your devices.
- He conveniently forgot to mention the extra charges.
- She was conveniently out of the room when the mistake was discovered.
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What is "conveniently" in Latin?
"conveniently" in Latin is commodē. conveniently means: In a way that is easy or handy, without extra effort.
How do you use "conveniently" in a sentence?
Example: "The office is conveniently located near the train station." In Latin, "conveniently" is commodē.
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