convenient

Definition for convenient

adjective as in appropriate, useful

Strongest matches

acceptable, advantageous, agreeable, available, beneficial, comfortable, conducive, favorable, good, handy, helpful, opportune, proper, suitable, timely, user-friendly

Strong match

commodious

Weak matches

accommodating, adaptable, adapted, aiding, assisting, contributive, decent, fit, fitted, in public interest, ready, roomy, seasonable, serviceable, suited, time-saving, well-planned

adjective as in nearby

Strongest matches

accessible, available, handy, immediate

Weak matches

adjacent, adjoining, all around, at elbows, at fingertips, at hand, central, close, close-at-hand, close-by, contiguous, easy to reach, in neighborhood, next, next door, nigh, on deck, on tap, under one's nose, within reach

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Baruch was familiar with the loneliness that accompanies addiction, and in 2010 began to converse with homeless individuals resting outside gas stations or convenient stores over a cup of coffee.

From Los Angeles Times

Folklore, from the same owners, is their sister restaurant with a menu that has a lot of crossover if that location is more convenient.

From Salon

Whether or not Stalin had a hand in his death, it was definitely convenient.

From Salon

"Pharmacies are quick and convenient to access for patients and the government should use them for more NHS vaccination campaigns, if they are to maximise take up and prevent more serious illness."

From BBC

“Plus, he already knows how to get to the theater. So that’s convenient.”

From Los Angeles Times

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