Antonym: convenience. Similar words: convenience, convenience store, inconvenient, convenient, unconventional, convergence, convene, convent. Meaning: [‚ɪnkən'vɪːnɪəns] 
n. 1. an inconvenient discomfort 2. a difficulty that causes anxiety 3. the quality of not being useful or convenient. v. to cause inconvenience or discomfort to.
n. 1. an inconvenient discomfort 2. a difficulty that causes anxiety 3. the quality of not being useful or convenient. v. to cause inconvenience or discomfort to. 
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31. The club management will try to ensure that the building work is carried out with the minimum of inconvenience to guests.
32. He promised to be quick so as not to inconvenience them any further.
33. I apologise for any inconvenience caused.
34. We truly regret any inconvenience this mistake caused you.
35. Planning for holidays will cause disruption and inconvenience.
36. Herewith some advice on preventing inconvenience turning into disaster.
37. They constituted no inconvenience to him.
38. It is not a question of mere inconvenience, Doctor.
39. We apologise for the error and any inconvenience caused.
40. I hope it didn't cause you too much inconvenience.
41. Those subscriptions were extended to compensate for that inconvenience.
42. The cost is measured not just in terms of time spent away from the office but also by the inconvenience of leaving an office empty.
43. We apologise sincerely for this clerical error, and regret the confusion and inconvenience it has caused.
44. Such inconvenience pre-disposes young and old alike to decline both the offer and acceptance of joint occupancy.
45. We are evaluating a more sophisticated electronic device which allows the entire theatre team at risk to be monitored with minimal inconvenience.
46. Log-It wish to apologise to its customers for any inconvenience this move may have caused.
47. However, seat belts also involve a degree of inconvenience, as evidenced by the unwillingness of many people to use them.
48. The retention of valued employees is worth more than a little inconvenience.
49. This idea has spawned irrational diets that defy science, cause much inconvenience, and may even threaten nutrition.
50. But occasional inconvenience is or ought to be the price we pay for having a free labor movement.
51. Video conferencing allows distant business colleagues to communicate without the expense, time, and inconvenience of traveling.
52. There was to be no inconvenience to the General, he had been repeatedly told.
53. According to Mead,(http://sentencedict.com/inconvenience.html) the Mundugumor regard children as a great inconvenience and treat them brusquely.
54. He makes a joke of the injury because, at 59, it is an inconvenience rather than a disaster.
55. They needed to know, with enough certainty to avoid embarrassment, inconvenience, and lawsuits when the building was completed.
56. Having to go downtown to pay the parking ticket was a major inconvenience.
57. Deborah's reactions to all of this were no different to anyone else's. Who wants to be an inconvenience?
58. We apologize for any inconvenience the strike has caused to our customers.
59. We greatly regret having caused you so much trouble and inconvenience.
60. There was a war on; inconvenience could be expected and not only for youngsters.
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