convenience

IPA: kʌnvˈinjʌns

The quality of being convenient.
Any object that makes life more convenient; a helpful item.
A convenient time.
(chiefly Britain) Ellipsis of public convenience: a public lavatory. [A lavatory that is provided for public use, i.e. use by any person.]

Examples of "convenience" in Sentences

The amenity provides conveniences.
There is a convenience store in the background.
Adding the code parses the age for convenience.
Second, is the convenience of disposable diapers.
But man, "convenience" is a slippery concept here.
The online source is for the convenience of the reader.
The two were intoxicated on cheap convenience store wine at the time.
These are a staple at our house—on toast or pasta or a salad, they are what we call convenience food!
The most obvious price for easier electronic access and convenience is potentially greater vulnerability.
There is something a little disturbing in the use of the word convenience as a euphemism for the water closet.
To abandon this conceptual objective for any temporary, subjective, personal convenience is a formula for a general regulatory impasse. ...
It's really not a fundamental change because I think that when people think of why FreshDirect works, they happen on the word convenience, which is clearly a good benefit in New York.