What is another word for inconveniently?

Pronunciation: [ɪnkənvˈiːnɪəntli] (IPA)

Inconveniently is an adverb that describes something that causes difficulty, trouble, or annoyance. There are several synonyms for inconveniently that can convey similar meanings, including: 1. awkwardly: suggests that something is clumsily or ungracefully arranged or positioned. 2. annoyingly: implies that something is irritating or frustrating. 3. uncomfortably: suggests physical or emotional discomfort. 4. disadvantageously: implies that something is done or placed in a way that is unfavorable or detrimental. 5. unpleasantly: suggests that something is not pleasant or agreeable. 6. unwieldily: implies that something is difficult to handle or manage. 7. unexpectedly: suggests that something is not anticipated or planned for, causing an inconvenience. Overall, there are many words that can be used in place of inconveniently, depending on the context of the situation.

What are the hypernyms for Inconveniently?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

What are the opposite words for inconveniently?

The word "inconveniently" refers to something that causes trouble or difficulty. Its antonyms are the words that describe something that is easy or convenient. The first antonym is "conveniently" which describes something that is done or arranged efficiently. The second antonym is "smoothly" which denotes the ease of a process. In contrast, "confortably" is another antonym which describes something that gives comfort and luxury. "Effortlessly" which means something that was accomplished without much difficulty or pain is another antonym of inconveniently. Additionally, "easily" means something that is done with great ease and without much effort, making it another antonym of inconveniently.

Usage examples for Inconveniently

They were heavy and made it sag inconveniently, but she could soon get rid of them if only that wretched little Sturtevant boy would come back.
"The Brass Bound Box"
Evelyn Raymond
But, as was made apparent in due time, Les Avants, at no time inconveniently cold, would be, but for the winds that blow over the snow-clad hills surprisingly hot.
"Faces and Places"
Henry William Lucy
I saw one black-bearded fellow had covered me as if I were a round target, and I said to myself as well as I could speak for my lips were like parched peas, 'Morgan Griffiths, twelve shillings a week and an allowance of coal is better than this'; and I'm not ashamed to own that I turned round and made my way through the crush of our men, which was getting less inconveniently pressing at the end nearest to the levelled barrels.
"Faces and Places"
Henry William Lucy

Famous quotes with Inconveniently

  • I wind up chatting to Melanie Phillips. Melanie is a columnist for the Daily Mail and is mostly known for her knee-jerk, right-wing, hang-em-high vitriol. In person, inconveniently, she is beautiful. Deep brown, soulful eyes, elegant features and a truthful, caring sincerity in her tone. It is surprising and bizarre, then, to see her contort on air into a taut, jabbing Gollum figure, untutored index finger fucking the audience in the face when they pipe up about Syria or whatever. Oddly, I still like her, regarding her opinions as an arbitrary appurtenance that she pops on in public, like a daft hat that says "Immigrants Out" on the brim. When the audience – who, incidentally, make all the best points – boo her, I think it a shame. The wall of condemnation is an audible confirmation that the world is a fearful and unloving place. Like most of us, Melanie just needs a cuddle.
    Russell Brand
  • The original Marxist notion of ideology was conveniently forgotten because it inconveniently did not exempt common sense and empiricism from the charge of ideology.
    Russell Jacoby

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