Exigency - definition of exigency by The Free Dictionary 1 A pressing or urgent situation: "We were caught in a wartime exigency that was beyond any humane, any rational, resistance" (John Kenneth Galbraith) 2 An urgent requirement; a pressing need: "distracted by the exigencies of running a business" (Richard Curtis)
exigency - Wiktionary, the free dictionary Noun exigency (countable and uncountable, plural exigencies) (chiefly in the plural) The demands or requirements of a situation
Word of the day - Exigency - The Economic Times Exigency is a formal and powerful noun used to describe an urgent need, demand, or situation that requires immediate action It conveys a sense of pressure and necessity, often arising in critical or unforeseen circumstances
EXIGENCY Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com An emergency situation, or exigency, is urgent and demands immediate action Our lives are filled with exigencies, both large and small, from a child stuck in a tree to lightning striking your house to catastrophic river flooding Each is an exigency — it's all a matter of perspective