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convenient

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convenient adjective acceptable, accessible, accommodatus, advantageous, agreeable, applicable, available, befitting, beneficial, carefree, conducive, desirable, easily accessible, easily done, easy, effortless, eligible, expedient, fitted, fitting, helpful, idoneus, opportune, presenting few difficulties, reeuiring no effort, serviceable, suitable, suited, useful
Associated concepts: balance of convenience, certificate of public convenience and necessity, convenience and necessity, convenience of parties, enforcement in convenience, greatest convenience, public convenience, reasonably connenient, rule of convenience
Foreign phrases: Non solum quid licet, sed quid est conneniens, est considerandum; quia nihil quod est innonveniens est licitum.Not only that which is lawful, but that which is convenient is to be considered, because nothing which is inconvenient is lawful.
See also: available, beneficial, constructive, effective, efficient, favorable, fitting, functional, practical, present, seasonable, suitable


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