WORD: EXIGENCY
MEANING:
1. A pressing or urgent situation: "We were caught in a wartime exigency that was beyond any humane, any rational, resistance" (John Kenneth Galbraith).
2. An urgent requirement; a pressing need: "distracted by the exigencies of running a business" (Richard Curtis).
EXAMPLE/USAGE:
1. The minister also said that though there is a cap of Rs 50,000, the RBI has already announced that if people needs more funds for exigencies, they can follow the guidelines given by the regulator.
PRONOUNCE:
ex·i·gen·cy - एक्सिजन्सी
LINK: EXIGENCY
MEANING:
1. A pressing or urgent situation: "We were caught in a wartime exigency that was beyond any humane, any rational, resistance" (John Kenneth Galbraith).
2. An urgent requirement; a pressing need: "distracted by the exigencies of running a business" (Richard Curtis).
EXAMPLE/USAGE:
1. The minister also said that though there is a cap of Rs 50,000, the RBI has already announced that if people needs more funds for exigencies, they can follow the guidelines given by the regulator.
PRONOUNCE:
ex·i·gen·cy - एक्सिजन्सी
LINK: EXIGENCY
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