exigence [ˈeksɪʤəns], exigency [ˈeksɪʤənsi] N form
1. exigence no pl (urgency):
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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 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 Exigence is a set of particular social patterns and expectations that provides a socially objectified motive for addressing the recurring situation of a particular genre.
en.wikipedia.org From this, it is understood that social constructs define situations and, therefore, exigence is also socially situated.
en.wikipedia.org As the old walls did not fit the new military exigences, a bastion was built.
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