convenience
81convenience goods — Goods consumers routinely purchase without comparison. These goods are usually brand name, low priced items and can be divided into three subcategories: staples, impulse items, and emergency items. Widespread distribution is critical to success… …
82convenience goods — /kən vi:niəns gυdz/ plural noun ordinary everyday products that people have to buy but which command little or no brand loyalty ● Price competition is very fierce in the convenience goods market …
83convenience store — /kən vi:niəns stɔ:/ noun a small store selling food or household goods, open until late at night, or even 24 hours per day ▪▪▪ ‘…the nation’s largest convenience store chain has expanded the range of bills it takes payments for to include gas and …
84convenience and necessity — See public convenience and necessity …
85convenience and necessity — See public convenience and necessity …
86convenience food — noun any packaged dish or food that can be prepared quickly and easily as by thawing or heating • Hypernyms: ↑food, ↑solid food • Hyponyms: ↑TV dinner, ↑ready mix, ↑delicatessen, ↑delicatessen food, ↑ …
87convenience — Synonyms and related words: WC, accommodate, accommodation, adaptability, advantage, advantageousness, advisability, amenity, appliance, appropriateness, appurtenance, auspiciousness, avail, backhouse, basement, bathroom, behalf, behoof,… …
88convenience — con·ven·i·ence || kÉ™n viËnjÉ™ns n. serviceableness; comfort; something useful …
89convenience — a lavatory for public use Literally, anything which accommodates. Often specifically described as public, men s, or ladies , or merely in the plural: ... another tin outhouse with a sign saying Conveniences. (Theroux, 1983 it was a… …
90convenience — n. 1. Suitableness, fitness, propriety. 2. Commodiousness, accommodation, satisfaction, ease, comfort. 3. Cause of satisfaction, source of comfort. 4. Suitable opportunity, comfortable occasion …
