inconvenient

A common way to indicate a high degree of inconvenience.

Indicates a very high degree of inconvenience.

Indicates a small degree of inconvenience.

Indicates a moderate degree of inconvenience.

A strong intensifier, often used in more formal contexts.

Indicates a small degree of inconvenience.

An informal way to emphasize a high degree of inconvenience.

Indicates the highest degree of inconvenience; a superlative.

Describes something that causes problems or difficulties in a political context.

Used to state that something causes trouble or difficulty.

Used to express a personal opinion or discovery that something is inconvenient.

Used to describe the process of something changing to a state of being inconvenient.

Used when something turns out to be inconvenient after a period of time or experience.

Used to specify the person or group affected by the inconvenience.

Less common than 'for', used to specify the person or group affected.