a. Obs. A by-form of CONVENABLE, assimilated to convenient.
1432. Sc. Acts Jas. I. (1814), 20 (Jam.). At tyme and place conueniable.
1547–64. Bauldwin, Mor. Philos. (Palfr.), II. ii. God … guideth all things in order conueniable.
1574. Hyll, Ord. Bees (1608), 84.
1633. J. Done, trans. Hist. Septuagint, 140. That which to you shalbe most agreeable and conveniable.
