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[ UK /ˈɜːdʒəntli/ ]
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ADVERB
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with great urgency
the soil desperately needed potash
health care reform is needed urgently
How To Use urgently In A Sentence
- Circumcision is never required “urgently or emergently” to resolve phimosis. Neonatal Circumcision (Controversy? Who, Moi?)
- The capital city needs at its helm a person with ideas and energy who can combat the forces of inertia and inefficiency, and who can initiate and manage urgently needed change.
- We urgently need to build a solidarity movement on the scale of those against South African apartheid and the Vietnam War in the past.
- Meals-on-Wheels urgently requires 2 voluntary helpers/cooks to assist in the preparing, cooking and dishing out dinners and deserts.
- They have got into the habit of losing series against front-rank opposition and urgently need a win. Times, Sunday Times
- ‘He suffers from a bladder problem which means he has to pass urine frequently and urgently,’ he said.
- New antimicrobial agents are urgently needed to counter growing drug resistance.
- At a later phase, the British Empire decided, with the approval of the League of Nations, to postpone or freeze (but not to annul!) the mandate decision (that is, the trusteeship) in eastern Palestine (current-day Jordan) and work to implement the decision in western Palestine only – that is, to settle Jews there urgently and densely. On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
- New therapeutic strategies are now urgently needed to reinforce anticancer immune responses and to complement existing treatments.
- He said that leading suspects in the killings, whose names were provided to him in a secret annex to the report, must be tried urgently.