Noun:

మిగిలిన, సౌకర్యం, సంఘం, వైబ్రాంట్,

conveniency's Usage Examples:

studies conveniency more than magnificence) is more comfortably and commodiously, lodged than any prince in Europe, the King of Sardenia perhaps only.

Barraboa and Zeila are places of great Trade, by reaſon of the conveniency of their Ports, towards the entry into the Red-Sea.

their natural selfishness and rapacity, though they mean only their own conveniency, though the sole end which they propose from the labours of all the thousands.

Street, on the wharf fronting the North-River: The conveniency and commodiousness of the situation excells any on the river; it fronts two slips, one.

Near the dock-yard is a rope walk, which for length, situation, and conveniency, equals any in England, that in the king’s yard at Portsmouth only excepted.

Antonelli would later find out that her team had been testing the conveniency of the H-bomb.

Smith states, "As subsistence is, in the nature of things, prior to conveniency and luxury, so the industry which procures the former, must necessarily.

where my honoured mother and my children lye, if it may be done with conveniency.

should be worked by wind, unless where local circumstances afford the conveniency of water.

America stipulated that: "Spruce beer is to be brewed for the health and conveniency of the troops which will be served at prime cost.

In certain other formal proof systems the same conveniency is provided by an explicit inference rule; for example natural deduction.

lower end of Thames Street, on the wharf fronting the North-River: The conveniency and commodiousness of the situation excells any on the river; it fronts.

towards the sea; affording as good hawking and hunting, and as good conveniency for training and airing young horses, as can be found anywhere.