convenient
/kənˈvin·jənt/ adjDefinition
› suitable for your purposes and causing no difficulty for your schedule or plans: Would 3 o’clock be a convenient time to meet? I shop here because it’s convenient. › Convenient can also mean helpful to you but not completely honest: Both men suffered convenient lapses of memory while testifying. conveniently /kənˈvin·jənt·li/ adv › Our house is conveniently located near the station.
(Definition of convenient adj from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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