inconveniently

Examples

• All

• So, inconveniently, we do still need Ben Harris.

  Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre (2023)

• Admittedly, it did have one shortcoming: the parking lot was inconveniently located.

  Fiction book (1993)

• And inconveniently your opponents have built cities and things in all of these white spots.

• First of all, the root nodules inconveniently live underground.

  Rich Roll

• Mom stood in our cramped vestibule where the telephone nook had been inconveniently built.

  Fiction book (1999)

• It strikes me, Shen-fu, that with the Imperial troops in the hills, and the Republican troops in the city, your mission is inconveniently in the middle.

  The Keys of the Kingdom (1944)

• Blue whales do not jump, sing, or school together like their better-known cousins, and in most regions they migrate inconveniently far offshore to be pursued by whale-watching tours.

  Academic text (1993)

• The new subway station is inconveniently far from my house, making my commute longer.

• The meeting was inconveniently scheduled during my lunch break, so I couldn't eat.

• Finding a parking spot downtown can be inconveniently difficult during peak hours.

Synonyms

U

uncomfortably

vsinconveniently

22 3.4

In a way that makes a person feel uncomfortable or awkward

is about causing trouble or difficulty rather than only physical unease

A

annoyingly

vsinconveniently

13 3.0

In a way that makes people feel bothered

is broader including trouble or difficulty beyond simple annoyance

F

frustratingly

vsinconveniently

6 4.4

In a way that makes you feel annoyed because things are slow or difficult

is broader and stresses trouble or discomfort rather than emotional frustration

I

irritatingly

vsinconveniently

2 4.2

In a way that annoys or makes someone uncomfortable

is more about causing difficulty or trouble, not just irritation

I

infuriatingly

vsinconveniently

2 7.4

In a way that makes someone very angry or frustrated

is milder meaning ordinary trouble or discomfort rather than extreme anger

A

aggravatingly

vsinconveniently

1 7.9

In a way that makes people feel annoyed

is less emotional referring to general trouble rather than irritation

C

cumbersomely

vsinconveniently

1 7.7

In an awkward, slow way that makes things difficult

is more general meaning trouble or discomfort rather than awkward inefficiency

I

inopportunely

vsinconveniently

1 8.2

At a bad time that causes trouble

is used for causing difficulty in many ways, not only bad timing

B

burdensomely

vsinconveniently

1 8.9

In a way that makes something hard to do or bear

is more general meaning trouble or discomfort rather than heavy hardship

C

cumbrously

vsinconveniently

• Archaic

1 9.9

In a slow, awkward way because something is heavy or hard to move

is broader indicating general trouble rather than specifically slow heaviness

U

undesirably

vsinconveniently

1 4.8

In a way that people do not want or that causes problems

focuses on causing difficulty or discomfort rather than mere lack of desire

Antonyms

E

easily

∞ 1.0

Without much effort

C

conveniently

83 3.3

In a way that makes something easy to reach or use

How Troublesome

disastrously

6 5.6

problematically

1 7.0

inconveniently

2 5.4

awkwardly

36 2.7

easily

∞ 1.0

smoothly

132 2.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology