inconvenient
adj.adj. causing trouble or extra work. You use this to describe something that happens at a bad time or makes a task more difficult.
adj. causing trouble, difficulties, or discomfort; not suited to one's needs or purposes. Often used to describe timing or physical location.
It is very inconvenient to travel without a car here.
The road closure was highly inconvenient for commuters who had to find a much longer route to work.
While the new security protocols are undeniably inconvenient for the staff, the management insists they are necessary to protect sensitive client data.
Borrowed from Middle French inconvenient, from Latin inconvenientem.
Often follows a linking verb like 'be', 'become', or 'find'. Frequently takes a 'to' infinitive or a 'for' phrase.
It is inconvenient of you to come now.It is inconvenient for you to come now.Use 'for' to indicate who is affected by the difficulty; 'of' is used for character traits like 'kind' or 'rude'.