inconvenient in Latin
inconvenient in Latin is incommodus — inconvenient means causing difficulty, trouble, or discomfort; not suitable for one's needs.
inconvenient in Latin
incommodus
not convenient
What does "inconvenient" mean?
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adj Causing difficulty, trouble, or discomfort; not suitable for one's needs.
"The meeting was scheduled at an inconvenient time for most of the team."
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inconvenient in a sentence
- The meeting was scheduled at an inconvenient time for most of the team.
- It's inconvenient to live so far from public transport.
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What is "inconvenient" in Latin?
"inconvenient" in Latin is incommodus. inconvenient means: Causing difficulty, trouble, or discomfort; not suitable for one's needs.
How do you use "inconvenient" in a sentence?
Example: "The meeting was scheduled at an inconvenient time for most of the team." In Latin, "inconvenient" is incommodus.
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