1. Want of fitness; unsuitableness to the purpose.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• imexpedience,
• inexperience,
• inexpedience,
• unexpediency,
• jnexpediency,
• knexpediency,
• onexpediency,
• 9nexpediency,
• 8nexpediency,
• ibexpediency,
• imexpediency,
• ijexpediency,
• ihexpediency,
• inwxpediency,
• insxpediency,
• indxpediency,
• inepxediency,
• inexpediencey,
• Inexpediacy,
• Imexperiency

• inexpensively,
• inexpensive,
• inexperience,
• inexpedience,
• inexperienced,
• inexpiable,
• incipiency,
• inexpertly,
• inexpediently,
• inexpedient.

The adjective form of the word "inexpediency" is "inexpedient".

The plural of the "inexpediency" can be the "inexpediencies".

The singular of the "inexpediency" can be the "inexpediency".