inconveniently
inconveniently adverb: in an inconvenient manner.
Adverb
inconveniently (comparative more inconveniently, superlative most inconveniently)
- In an inconvenient manner.
- There are several reasons why the line's future is now dubious. With the exception of Horsmonden, the stations are most inconveniently sited. This is largely because the Wealden villages were built on ridges, and in fact most Wealden stations are badly placed.1960 March, H. P. White, “The Hawkhurst branch of the Southern Region”, in Trains Illustrated, page 173
Antonyms of inconveniently
Forms of inconveniently
| comparative | more inconveniently |
|---|---|
| superlative | most inconveniently |
Origin of inconveniently
From inconvenient + -ly.
Questions about inconveniently
- What does inconveniently mean?
- Inconveniently means in an inconvenient manner.
- What part of speech is inconveniently?
- Inconveniently is an adverb.
Words near inconveniently in the dictionary
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