Expedience is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPEDIENCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being expedient, also EXPEDIENCY
• Alt. of Expediency
• the quality of being suited to the end in view
• taking advantage of opportunities without regard for the consequences for others
• the quality of being expedient; advantageousness; advisability.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as expediency

Words related to EXPEDIENCE

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Words that contain EXPEDIENCE

expediences23 inexpedience24 inexpediences25

How to use EXPEDIENCE in a sentence

• They are untainted with hatred, expedience or untruth.
• In one or two utterances, though he doubtless felt the expedience of reserve, he intrusted his forebodings to Miss Burney, and declared that Streatham was lost to him for ever.
• Duke Philip felt himself more free and more at rest in his mind, if not rightfully, at any rate so far as political and worldly expedience was concerned.
• To murder from ambush might be a measure of expedience, but never one of self-gratification.
• TASTE AND EXPEDIENCE Most of us have a theory of what the home should be, but it is stowed away with the wedding gifts of fine linen that are cherished for our permanent abode.
• Then what is the standard of expedience? Expedience is that which is good for the community, and good for every individual in it.
• Expedience bids That, wounded as we are, we join the host.
• Nor do I admit that expedience is a lawful rule of conduct, in cases where moral principle is concerned.
• Policy would teach Cromwell to soften the terrors of his administration as soon as he could found his government on the safer principles of expedience and prescription.
• It is a pity that some agriculturist does not suggest the expedience of feeding them upon fish, which, as they are cleanly animals, they would eat while fresh.
• The expedience of imposing a rule depends on the importance of the object compared with the cost of the machinery.
• The mother, taking a broader view of expedience and duty, forbade them.
• Burke was surely false to his political philosophy in founding his American argument on expedience rather than on principle.
• But, unmoved by any consideration except that of expedience, Governor Phillip persisted in conducting his ships to their next intended station, the harbour of Rio de Janeiro.
• I could see no fair, justifiable expedience pleaded to favor this new suspension of the liberty of the subject.
• Now a line is drawn, which may be advanced further and further at pleasure, on the same argument of mere expedience on which it was first described.

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