convenance
/ˈkɒnvəˌnɑːns
/noun [mass noun] (also convenances) archaic
Conventional propriety: her utter ignorance of London convenances
Origin
French, from convenir 'be fitting', from Latin convenire (see convene).
- Manutius, Aldus
- manvantara
- manward
- man-way
- man-woman
- man-womanly
- man-worship
- manworth
- manwyrth
- Manx
- Manx cat
- Manx loaghtan
- Manx Loghtan
- Manxman
- manxome
- Manx shearwater
- Manx slates
- Manxwoman
- many
- many a little makes a mickle
- many a mickle makes a muckle
- Manyane
- Manyano
- many a one
- many a true word is spoken in jest