Convenient
Convenient adjective - Situated within easy reach.
Known and convenient are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Known" instead an adjective "Convenient".
Nearby Words: convenience, conveniently
Known
Known adjective - Apprehended with certainty.
Convenient and known are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Convenient" instead an adjective "Known".
Both words in one sentence
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Now the practice is very well known, and dragons do it because it's more convenient to talk to a humanoid when you have a similar size and shape, instead of being a house-sized reptile.
Source: Masquerade - The only known exceptions are ones to large to carry around, which instead take on more convenient forms, such as Jonathan's staff becoming a cane or Cordelia's sword becoming a tattoo.
Source: Perception Filter - The distinction is so well-known in Ireland that it's often a convenient shortcut of figuring out an individual's political allegiances (and often their religion too).
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