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Meanings of exigency in English
Portuguese
urgência Catalan
emergència Usage of exigency in English
1
All these circumstances proved favorable to the king in the present exigency.
2
But the greater the exigency the greater were the exertions of Congress.
3
But in His private life likewise He employed it in every exigency.
4
But Laurence knew nothing of him in any difficult circumstances, under exigency.
5
In this exigency Cromwell was appointed by the Parliament Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland.
6
In this exigency, government can have no other resource but in borrowing.
7
No emergency or exigency existed to delay the assembling of the court.
8
For instance, an exigency of the sun is the giving of light.
9
Counsel and assistance are never more needed, than in this important exigency.
10
The exigency lent a new impetus to the famous balls at Almack's.
11
A nominal engagement, if you choose, just to meet this exigency; or-
12
What we really wish for is a mind equal to any exigency.
13
Totten, this exigency is now working under a full head of steam.
14
Governor-andyou, Senator Corson-thisis now a question of to-night-anemergency-anexigency!
15
In this exigency, John bethought him of an old clothesman in the neighbourhood.
16
The exigency demanded the speedy disembarkation of the greatest possible number of men.
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