Exigency is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXIGENCY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• urgency, also EXIGENCE
• an urgent need or demand
• urgent demand or need
• The state of being exigent; urgent or exacting want; pressing necessity or distress; need; a case demanding immediate action, supply, or remedy; as, an unforeseen exigency.
• a pressing or urgent situation
• a sudden unforeseen crisis (usually involving danger) that requires immediate action

Words related to EXIGENCY

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How to use EXIGENCY in a sentence

• That is the best government which is best adapted to the exigency of that human society which at the time it serves.
• In this exigency Cromwell was appointed by the Parliament Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland.
• But the English, more military than the Britons, whom a few centuries before they had treated with like violence, roused themselves with a vigour proportioned to the exigency.
• The nature and extent of this exigency would mark the extent of the power granted, which should always be construed liberally, so as to be adequate to the end.
• Public exigency at the outset of the Government, without direct legislative authority, led to the use of banks as fiscal aids to the Treasury.
• But no natural form was ever made use of by a Greek artist merely because suggested by a constructive exigency.
• General Smith, becoming alarmed, called together all his available force for the protection of the territorial capital, and reported the exigency to the War Department.
• All the preparation necessary was the usual attention to the toilet, and the instruction and advice which the exigency required.
• Ten, twenty, or thirty thousand rupees are paid for the use of one of these regiments, according to the exigency of the occasion, or the time for which it may be required.
• He escaped with his life from this exigency, which was not little.
• It was Robelot, who had remained, lest any new exigency for his services should arise.
• It is but a forlorn resource conjured up to meet a desperate exigency.
• The exigency of her situation as eldest daughter at Blackfaulds had rendered her as handy as other girls, and only unlike them in being a great deal more fertile in resource.
• The exigency at length constrained the mission to consider whether advantage should not be taken of the offer of Christian friends at home to found a Protestant College at Beirut.
• All these circumstances proved favorable to the king in the present exigency.
• But the English, more military than the Britons, whom a few centuries before they had treated with like violence, roused themselves with a vigor proportioned to the exigency.
• It concerns human needs and undergoes change in every cycle according to the exigency of the time.
• This is an exigency of the times, and the divine remedy has been provided.
• In the cycle of Moses plurality of wives was permissible but during the time of His Holiness Christ the exigency which had sanctioned it did not exist, therefore it was forbidden.
• Evarts was a man of unfailing equanimity and good nature, never thrown off his balance by any exigency in diplomacy, in political affairs, or in the trial of causes.
• It was a forced loan, but in an exigency a government has as good a right to force capital into the public service as to force men.
• In this most trying exigency Barrett proved to be all that my fancy had ever pictured the truest of friends.
• The exigency of the country made the same demand on Mr.
• This law was passed in the midst of the Sicilian slave war and Tiberius Gracchus would surely not have neglected to make some provision to meet this exigency.
• But it varied ever with the exigency of circumstances.
• In this exigency the governor thought it necessary to assemble all the officers of the settlement, civil and Military, to determine on what measures were necessary to be adopted.
• These harmonies appealed to them, and so continued in use even when there was no exigency on account of restricted range.
• A sincere and humble people Is feeling the exigency.
• Hitherto I have been able to maintain a calmness and presence of mind, and hope I shall, let the exigency of the time be what it will.
• Happy is the man for ever after who can choose the ideal, the unselfish part in such an exigency! Lapham could not rise to it.
• They had dynamite, gunpowder and other explosives, and in the frightful exigency there was nothing else to be used.

Similar words containing IGEN without suffix cy and without prefix ex

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