urgency
[ ur-juhn-see ]
Origin of urgency
1Other words from urgency
- su·per·ur·gen·cy, noun
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How to use urgency in a sentence
However, the immediate urgencies of the situation gave me no time to carefully weigh the matter.
A Girl Among the Anarchists | Isabel MeredithNew and strange urgencies are at work amongst us, forces for which the word "revolution" is only too faithfully appropriate.
The Truth About Woman | C. Gasquoine HartleyWho should be more sensitive to the urgencies of a threatened state than he who has the responsibilities of government?
Studies in the Out-Lying Fields of Psychic Science | Hudson TuttleHe had to drive himself physically in order that his mind could respond to Bailly's urgencies.
The Guarded Heights | Wadsworth CampWith their return to the hut, Marjorie had found herself encountering a new set of urgencies.
Marriage | H. G. Wells
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