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inconvenience
noun as in bother, trouble
verb as in bother, trouble
Example Sentences
Given how far the airport is, its location could be a significant inconvenience to passengers - both when taking flights to and from NMIA, and especially when using it for connecting flights.
Speaking to drivers, most seemed unconcerned by the inconvenience, and the atmosphere was relaxed.
A prime example is Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s asinine opinion that immigrants who are detained by masked men demanding proof of citizenship is only a “brief” inconvenience.
"This has caused a lot of upset and inconvenience to our residents."
Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote that people who are here legally have nothing to worry about, that being stopped and asked for your papers is a minor inconvenience.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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