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convenient

[kuhn-veen-yuhnt] / kənˈvin yənt /




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Embury, 43, started them on sushi because it was quick and convenient, but now she regrets turning them into tiny food snobs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Leah then tweaked the schedule to suit her lifestyle, which she said was convenient.

From BBC

Marketed as a meal for four, it caught on during World War II, eventually finding broad success as a quick and convenient dinner for families.

From The Wall Street Journal

For value managers the world was, for the most part, convenient, and even easy for decades.

From Barron's

They can be seen as a convenient way to trade precious metals as investors do not have to take possession of physical bullion.

From BBC