convenience
Pronunciation: [kənˈviːniəns]
Context: "everyday life"
(noun) something that makes life easier or more comfortable. It's like having something that helps you do things without much trouble, like using a microwave to heat food quickly.
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The convenience of online shopping means I can buy what I need without leaving my house.
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Without the convenience of a car, getting to school can be very difficult.
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What are some conveniences you enjoy in your daily life?
Context: "services"
(noun) a service or facility that helps people. Think about things like having a nearby grocery store or a bank in your neighborhood that makes it easy to get what you need.
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The convenience of having a laundromat nearby makes washing clothes much easier.
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The lack of convenience in public transport makes it hard for some people to get to work.
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How does the convenience of having a restaurant close by affect your meal choices?
Context: "time-saving"
(noun) something that saves you time or effort. For example, using a dishwasher instead of washing dishes by hand is a convenience because it gives you more time to relax.
Example
Using a GPS is a convenience that helps drivers find the fastest routes.
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Not using any convenience appliances can make cooking dinner take much longer.
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What time-saving conveniences do you think are the most helpful in the kitchen?