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Meaning of impendency
Wordnet
impendency (n)
the state of being imminent and liable to happen soon
Webster
impendency (n.)
The state of impending; also, that which impends.
impendency Sentence Examples
- The impendency of the storm cast a shadow over the town, causing a palpable sense of unease.
- As the deadline approached, the impendency of the project's completion loomed over the team.
- The doctor warned that the patient's condition was deteriorating, increasing the impendency of their demise.
- With each passing hour, the impendency of the invasion grew, sending shockwaves through the population.
- The impendency of the trial weighed heavily on the defendant's mind, fueling both anxiety and anticipation.
- The impendency of the wedding day filled the bride and groom with a mix of excitement and nervousness.
- The scientist detected the impendency of a major earthquake, sparking fears of widespread destruction.
- The politician's impendency to resign cast doubt on the stability of the government.
- The impendency of the end of the school year brought a sense of both accomplishment and nostalgia.
- The looming impendency of the Christmas holiday filled the air with a spirit of joy and anticipation.
FAQs About the word impendency
the state of being imminent and liable to happen soonThe state of impending; also, that which impends.
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The impendency of the storm cast a shadow over the town, causing a palpable sense of unease.
As the deadline approached, the impendency of the project's completion loomed over the team.
The doctor warned that the patient's condition was deteriorating, increasing the impendency of their demise.
With each passing hour, the impendency of the invasion grew, sending shockwaves through the population.
