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inconveniently

adverb

«inconveniently» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

In a way that causes trouble or difficulty, or at a bad time: «The bus broke down inconveniently in the rain.» tree →

In the lessons

In stories it shows bad luck in timing or place. Often «inconveniently placed», «inconveniently timed».

Examples

  • The shop is inconveniently far from the station. tree →
  • It started raining inconveniently just as we left. tree →
  • The plug was inconveniently placed behind the sofa. tree →
  • Inconveniently, my pencil broke during the test. tree →
  • The dentist appointment was inconveniently timed during football practice. tree →
  • The bridge was inconveniently closed for repairs. tree →

Note

Opposite «conveniently». Adjective «inconvenient», noun «inconvenience». Spelt in-con-VEN-ient-ly.

On Mova

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