e·mer·gen·cy (n)

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Emergency (n)

Emergency (n) – the emergence of someone or something important requiring immediate action or attention. 2. an urgent matter of importance which requires attention: emergencies: plural (n) serious, unexpected, situations requiring immediate attention and action. Synonyms: urgency, exigency

Emergency in a sentence: 1. Mass media, political news, and general information are in a state of emergency. 2. It is good to pray during advent, a time of emergency and a time great religious fervency

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