Exigencies [noun]

After all, here was a babe equipped to face the exigencies of a censorious world; in looks and apparel a credit to any father.

He lived from hand to mouth; struggled every hour to meet the exigencies of the hour that followed.

Special contrivances, wonderful in their operation, were invented to meet exigencies and emergencies.

Other remedies had been suggested, but his lordship thought that they were not sufficient to meet the exigencies of the case.

Are we prairie-hunters and wood-rangers obliged to obey all the paltry exigencies of cities?

There were also continual contributions of men and money for the “exigencies of the State.”

A new pasha also arrived, who was supposed to be better fitted to the exigencies of the times than his predecessor.

But he could never refuse an exile in need, and they importuned him, till even he rebelled against their exigencies.

The exigencies of the form overburdened the composer and crushed all individuality out of him.

The King was irritated at Mazzini's exigencies, and began to transfer his attentions to Garibaldi.