Easy to use or access; saving time and effort.
From Latin 'conveniens,' meaning 'agreeing' or 'suitable,' derived from 'convenire' (to come together). The meaning evolved from 'fitting' or 'appropriate' to describe anything that accommodates your needs without hassle.
The word 'convenient' comes from the idea of things 'coming together' perfectly—in Latin, when something 'came together' with your plans, it was convenient! This is why we still use it for things that line up nicely with what we need.
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