more convenient

ADJECTIVE

appropriate, useful

Synonyms

STRONGEST

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

STRONG

commodious

WEAK

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

Antonyms

STRONGEST

bad disadvantageous disagreeable harmful hindering hurtful hurting improper inappropriate injurious inopportune mean misbehaving unacceptable unfavorable unhandy unhelpful unpleasant unsuitable useless

WEAK

awkward distant far inconvenient ineffectual out-of-the-way unadaptable unavailable unsuited unuseful

ADJECTIVE

nearby

Synonyms

STRONGEST

accessible available handy immediate

WEAK

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

Antonyms

STRONGEST

unhandy

WEAK

awkward distant far inappropriate inconvenient ineffectual inopportune out-of-the-way unadaptable unavailable unsuited unuseful

Example Sentences

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Both companies think there is a large, untapped market for pill versions of weight-loss drugs, because some people don’t like needles or find pills more convenient.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 30, 2026

Currently someone can apply for a postal vote if it would be more convenient than visiting the polling station on the day of the election.

From BBC • Mar. 2, 2026

A more convenient cable car to and from the entrance of Cortina has not been completed.

From Barron's • Feb. 3, 2026

But also legal, and a more convenient way for retail investors to own Bitcoin.

From Slate • Feb. 3, 2026

“Oh, honey, it really is so much more convenient if you take the bus,” Mom replies.

From "Finding Junie Kim" by Ellen Oh