Expediencies [noun]
Definition of Expediencies:
appropriateness; worth
Synonyms of Expediencies:
Sentence/Example of Expediencies:
Governments are based on expediencies and changing circumstances, not on immutable principles or divine rights.
Poor pathetic things of the fancy though his decrees may be, he cannot live without their expediencies.
Our duty to agree with reality is seen to be grounded in a perfect jungle of concrete expediencies.
Expediencies began to dim to his conscience the healthful loveliness of Truth.
This is for him no mere matter of expediencies or of appearances.
Indeed, they are the results of various necessities and expediencies.
Later in the day Prime brought the talk around by degrees to the expediencies.
The spark of self-preservation flew hither and about in search of expediencies, temporizations.
Principle is only another name for a proposition stating the terms of one of these larger expediencies.
This is its true base, apart from the numerous minor expediencies which may be adduced to complete the structure of the argument.