con·ve·nient 
/kənˈvi:njənt/ adjective
/kənˈvi:njənt/ adjective [more convenient; most convenient] 1 : allowing you to do something easily or without trouble
▪ When is a convenient time for you to meet? ▪ The controls are located in a convenient spot on the dashboard. ▪ It might be more convenient to use a calculator, rather than adding the numbers yourself. ▪ a convenient method/way/means of cleaning windows — opposite inconvenient 2 : located in a place that is nearby and easy to get to
▪ a convenient drugstore ▪ Schools, churches, and stores are all convenient from here. 3 : giving you a reason to do something that you want to do
▪ The power failure was a convenient excuse to leave work early. ▪ The economic recession gave lawmakers a convenient pretext for passing the bill.
▪ When is a convenient time for you to meet? ▪ The controls are located in a convenient spot on the dashboard. ▪ It might be more convenient to use a calculator, rather than adding the numbers yourself. ▪ a convenient method/way/means of cleaning windows — opposite inconvenient
▪ a convenient drugstore ▪ Schools, churches, and stores are all convenient from here.
▪ The power failure was a convenient excuse to leave work early. ▪ The economic recession gave lawmakers a convenient pretext for passing the bill.
— con·ve·nient·ly adverb
▪ Several restaurants are conveniently located nearby.
▪ Several restaurants are conveniently located nearby.
