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convenience

Noun
pl: conveniences

This term describes the reduction of friction in daily life, whether through a state of ease or a physical tool that eliminates effort. It carries a positive connotation of efficiency and accessibility, often implying a trade-off where speed or ease is prioritized over quality or depth. When used as a plural noun to describe facilities, it functions as a polite euphemism for public toilets. In a professional context, the phrase "at your convenience" serves as a formal courtesy, granting the recipient autonomy over their schedule while maintaining a polite request for action.

Meanings

Noun

The quality of being useful, easy, or suitable for a particular purpose, often by saving time or effort.

"The new app was designed for the convenience of the users."

Noun

A thing that contributes to an easy and comfortable way of living.

"Modern conveniences like dishwashers and dryers have changed domestic life."

Noun

A suitable or acceptable time or place for something to happen.

"Please call me at your earliest convenience."

Noun

A small shop that sells a limited range of everyday items and is open for long hours.

"I just need to pop into the convenience store for some milk."

Noun

A facility, such as a toilet, provided for public use.

"The park has several public conveniences located near the entrance."

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