exigence, exigency СУЩ. офиц.
1. exigence no мн. (urgency, emergency):
- exigence
- сро́чность ж.
- exigence
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2. exigence (demand):
- exigence
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An exigence is not rhetorical when it can not be changed by human interaction, such as a natural disaster or death.
en.wikipedia.org Exigence has raised $1.3 million locally and has a number of academic reports under its belt now to show the efficacy of the technology.
www.winnipegfreepress.com Accordingly, the band's music expertise and exigence in performance improved gradually.
en.wikipedia.org This, among the other benefit, granted the fulfillment of social exigences in transportation, that a strictly profit-oriented policy could not afford.
en.wikipedia.org Politicians using framing to make their own solution to an exigence appear to be the most appropriate compared to that of the opposition.
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