An inconvenient circumstance or situation; an inconvenience. (noun)
Examples of word inconvenient
If I were Naomi Campell I might well have said I should not have used the word 'inconvenient' in the Charles Taylor trial in the Hague.
Biblical scholar and Hebrew expert Dr Francesca Stavrakopoulou continues to unearth what she calls "inconvenient truths" about the Bible.
His company says the phones could equally be handy for customers who enjoy a good night out and are likely to drop their mobiles in inconvenient places.
Poor people, being poor, often can only afford to live in inconvenient neighborhoods that are ill-served by transit.
So now, the fact that some find wolves to be inconvenient is not a good reason to have them gone, or at least at minimal numbers, yet again.