incommodus (litterally, that has not the proper measure, or does not suit the circumstances, Cic., Att., 14, 6, in: Antonii colloquium cum heroibus nostris pro re nata non incommodum): alienus (not fit for a given purpose, of time and place): iniquus (PROP., uneven; hence not giving a person a fair chance of places): molestus (troublesome): impeditus (connected with difficulties that will impede; opposed to expeditus, e.g., via, way): inopportunus (very rare, but classical; sedes huic nostro non inopportuna sermoni, Cic.): intempestivus (happening at an inconvenient time; mal-à-propos). If it is not inconvenient to you, nisi molestum est (Cic.); quod commodo tuo fiat: whenever it is not inconvenient to you, cum erit tuum commodum.