1. the quality or state of being inconvenient; lack of convenience or ease
Usage: archaic or formal; modern usage typically prefers 'inconvenience'
2. something that causes trouble, difficulty, or discomfort
Usage: archaic or formal; modern usage typically prefers 'inconvenience'

Examples

• The inconveniency of the remote location made it difficult for visitors to arrive on time.
• Despite the inconveniency of the schedule, she managed to attend all the meetings.
• The construction caused considerable inconveniency to local residents.
• He complained about the inconveniency of having to wait in long lines.
• The lack of public transportation was a major inconveniency for commuters.