immediacy (Meaning)
immediacy (n)
lack of an intervening or mediating agency
immediate intuitive awareness
the quickness of action or occurrence
immediacy (n.)
The relation of freedom from the interventionof a medium; immediateness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of immediacy
immediacy Sentence Examples
- The immediacy of the situation demanded an immediate response.
- The immediacy of the danger left no time for deliberation.
- The immediacy of the medical emergency required urgent intervention.
- The immediacy of the threat sent shivers down their spines.
- With immediacy, the package was dispatched to ensure timely delivery.
- The immediacy of the news shocked the world and sparked a global response.
- The immediacy of the deadline forced them to work without pause.
- The immediacy of the pain caused them to gasp and writhe in agony.
- The immediacy of the plea for help tugged at their heartstrings.
- The immediacy of the bond between them transcended time and distance.
FAQs About the word immediacy
lack of an intervening or mediating agency, immediate intuitive awareness, the quickness of action or occurrenceThe relation of freedom from the interventionof
proximity, contiguity, closeness, vicinity, propinquity,nearness,adjacency, juxtaposition, abutment
distance,distance, remoteness,remoteness,
The immediacy of the situation demanded an immediate response.
The immediacy of the danger left no time for deliberation.
The immediacy of the medical emergency required urgent intervention.
The immediacy of the threat sent shivers down their spines.
