Emergency is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMERGENCY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an unexpected occurrence, requiring immediate action
• a serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action
• arising from or used in an emergency
• a person with a medical condition requiring immediate treatment
• the department in a hospital which provides immediate treatment
• the Second World War.
• a reserve runner in horse racing.
• sudden unforeseen occurrence needing immediate action
• Sudden or unexpected appearance; an unforeseen occurrence; a sudden occasion.
• An unforeseen occurrence or combination of circumstances which calls for immediate action or remedy; pressing necessity; exigency.
• a sudden unforeseen crisis (usually involving danger) that requires immediate action
• a state in which martial law applies
• a brake operated by hand; usually operates by mechanical linkage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an unforeseen combination of circumstances or the resulting state that calls for immediate action

Words related to EMERGENCY

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How to use EMERGENCY in a sentence

• In this emergency, my wife opened her doors for a few boarders, which met the immediate demands of the table.
• Unlimited communication at a distance was still impossible, and there were no means of sending a message to meet an unforeseen emergency.
• It shows where emergency fire fighters, tools and food supplies can be secured, and how best to attack a fire in any certain district.
• But the emergency did not admit of any protracted inquiry into, or any consultation on the means necessary to relieve their old shipmates from a fate so miserable.
• Caswall also felt trapped, and all the brute in him rose to the emergency.
• The timidity and terror of our guide increased as we advanced, until I concluded to be prepared for any emergency and carried the revolver in my hand, instead of in my pocket.
• I would leave the management to Ellis, under your supervision, and interfere only on references in special cases, except, of course, on emergency.
• Ziffak was the only individual who could manage matters in such an emergency.
• Though thus scattered about, it was not a matter of difficulty to call the outlaws together upon an emergency.
• He believed that Lone would be equal to any immediate emergency and would do whatever the circumstances seemed to require of him.
• Whether he saw it or not, lowering upon the horizon, he bent every effort to making the command of the French army fit, ready for any emergency.
• This alien outfit had detected some weakness in the armor of their new employer, and when the emergency arose, were ready to take advantage of the situation.
• The emergency wheel clapped on, we were soon en route again.
• But even with the aid of these organizations the banks were unable in times of emergency to avoid the suspension of cash payments.
• Even the man on the street is ready to concede that no righteousness is adequate for the present emergency but that which springs from faith in a righteous God.
• She disappeared behind a screen, and came out with her right hand empty, evidently believing he had not seen how she had prepared herself for an emergency.
• With sternly compressed lips and steady eye he watched Madge, that, whatever emergency occurred, he might do all that was possible.
• Upon a great emergency, however, and under menacing dangers to the Union, the Missouri compromise line in respect to slavery was adopted.
• In every emergency he was our first thought, and here was an emergency that taxed his powers to an extent we did not dream of.
• If necessary, set up an emergency toilet, keep it clean, and make sure it is used properly.
• In this emergency, Theophilus Cibber submitted a proposition to the audience that, in addition to appearing as Syphax in the play, he should read the part Mr.
• There the gates were already shut and all the people, with arms in hand, manned the walls and other suitable posts, ready for any emergency, until dawn.
• If I do get orders, and I think I am sure of them, I shall not only be able to pay my own London expenses, but will save something towards our emergency fund.
• There certainly did seem many things to do, but here was plainly an emergency case.
• Emergency calling for an increase of taxation may at any time arise, and no engagement with a foreign power should exist to hamper the action of the Government.
• In this emergency, as I understood it, there was but one course to follow.

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