0 present participle of inconvenience --
1 to cause problems or difficulties for someone: --
How can you secure the ascendancy of the trade union movement by inconveniencing hundreds of thousands of workers?
We cannot, at the risk of inconveniencing a few, risk the lives of many.
But it is difficult to maintain and renew the railway track without sometimes inconveniencing travellers and obliging them to travel more slowly.
We supported it, inconveniencing ourselves to do so; that was right.
A key element of the service is the early morning delivery, but this may soon be lost to us, inconveniencing people and damaging small businesses.
At any rate, he could widen the platform without inconveniencing anybody and without having to purchase more land to do it.
The problem is to find suitable space without inconveniencing the railways and the flow of traffic.
Surely it should be possible, without inconveniencing too many people, to arrange for these two important exhibitions to take place at different times.
