criticalness

as inexigency
as inexigency/exigence

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Word Origin & History

1580s, "censorious," from critic + -al (1). Meaning "pertaining to criticism" is from 1741; medical sense is from c.1600; meaning "of the nature of a crisis" is from 1640s; that of "crucial" is from 1841, from the "decisive" sense in Latin criticus. Related: Criticality (1756; in the nuclear sense, 1950); critically (1650s, "accurately;" 1815, "in a critical situation"). In nuclear science, critical mass is attested from 1940.

Example Sentences for criticalness

I could not make you comprehend the criticalness of our position.

Her mind was powerfully affected by the criticalness of her situation.

His mind could not fail to be struck with the criticalness of the situation.

He was conducted to a chamber, and, the criticalness of his case requiring unusual attention, I spent the night at his bedside.

Gyp, deeply impressed by the criticalness of the situation, summoned a meeting of the Ravens.

I could better now realize our position than when at work, and the criticalness of it struck and awed me like a revelation.

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