Convenience

State of ease or freedom from difficulty.

facility ease practicality

Convenience refers to a state of ease or freedom from difficulty. It often implies that something is readily available and requires minimal effort.

/kənˈviːniəns/

Derived from the Old French 'convenience,' meaning 'fitness, suitability,' ultimately from Latin 'conveniens' (fitting together).

Convenience means things are easy to do or get, like ordering food online instead of going to a restaurant.

What does convenience mean? It means something is easy and saves effort
Why is convenience important? People value it because it simplifies their lives
How does technology offer convenience? Online shopping and delivery services are examples

ease facility practicality comfort

difficulty hardship inconvenience

ease comfort benefit

accessibility ease of use simplicity

quality of life lifestyle

abstract concept social construct