exigency

Economic exigencies are often more urgent than a deference to the past, but Little Tokyo is trying to have it both ways.

“We discussed whether we had exigency” to enter the apartment forcibly.

His nonchalant attitude toward the exigencies of the stage rankled the more experienced cast members, who resented the way he tried to control their every movement.

The court’s consideration of this motion, moreover, was hardly warp speed for a case of this importance and exigency.

Maybe all we want as an audience is a place to hang out with our favorite characters, suspended from any exigencies of time or plot.