Legal Definitions - disconvenable

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Definition of disconvenable

disconvenable (dis-kən-vee-nə-bəl), adj. [Law French] Archaic. Unfit; improper.

It would be disconvenable to wear jeans to a formal wedding.
Using foul language in a job interview is disconvenable.

The examples illustrate that disconvenable refers to something that is not appropriate or suitable for a particular situation. Wearing jeans to a formal wedding or using foul language in a job interview are both considered improper and unfitting behaviors, making them disconvenable.

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Simple Definition

Term: DISCONVENABLE

Definition: Disconvenable is an old-fashioned word that means something is not suitable or appropriate. It is often used in legal language to describe something that is improper or unfit.

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