URGENCY


Meaning of URGENCY in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ desperate , extreme , great , utmost

a matter of the utmost ~

▪ added , new

The murders have given added ~ to the debate about violent crime.

▪ particular , special

The policy was pursued with special ~ in the 1990s.

▪ sudden

▪ moral

… OF URGENCY

▪ note

There was a note of ~ in her voice.

VERB + URGENCY

▪ add to sth , give sth , inject into sth ( esp. BrE ), lend sth

The bomb attack lent a new ~ to the peace talks.

▪ increase

▪ stress

PREPOSITION

▪ with ~

We need to act with ~ to ensure his safety.

▪ ~ about

Is there any ~ about this?

▪ ~ in

There was an ~ in her movements.

PHRASES

▪ a lack of ~

We waited in the car while he checked the oil with an irritating lack of ~.

▪ a matter of ~

The refugee situation must now be addressed as a matter of ~.

▪ a sense of ~

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