exigencies

see definition of exigencies

noundifficulty; demand

noundifficulty

Synonyms for exigencies

noun difficulty; demand

Antonyms for exigencies

exigences

noun. demand

Word Origin & History

1580s, from Middle French exigence, from Latin exigentia "urgency," from exigentem (nominative exigens), from exigere "to demand, require; drive out" (see exact (v.)). Related: Exigencies (1650s).

Example Sentences for exigencies

Instantly, he was all alert to meet the exigencies of the situation.

The exigencies of practical affairs will not allow this endless balancing.

It has to do with conditioning the human being for the exigencies of life in peace or in war.

She did not know how to defend herself from their importunities, insolence and exigencies.

The soldier has all that he can do to attend to the exigencies of the battle.

For, dear soul, it would be so hard to explain to her the exigencies of school form.

But the exigencies of the pursuit might have brought about delay if she attempted to confuse her track.

Your actions must be determined by the exigencies of the moment.

I'll back you up in everything that is in accordance with the exigencies of the service.

Exigencies create the necessary ability to meet and conquer them.

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