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expedient
adjective
1 suitable or appropriate.
2 practical or advantageous, rather than morally correct.
noun a suitable method or solution, especially one quickly thought of to meet an urgent need.
[14c: from Latin expediens setting free]
expediency or expedience noun (expediencies or expediences )
1 suitability or convenience.
2 practical advantage or self-interest, especially as opposed to moral correctness.
expediently adverb .
adjective
1 suitable or appropriate.
2 practical or advantageous, rather than morally correct.
noun a suitable method or solution, especially one quickly thought of to meet an urgent need.
[14c: from Latin expediens setting free]
expediency or expedience noun (expediencies or expediences )
1 suitability or convenience.
2 practical advantage or self-interest, especially as opposed to moral correctness.
expediently adverb .
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