expedience
/ɪkˈspidiəns/
noun
- The quality of being convenient and practical, even if not morally right or fair.
- He regretted his decision, made purely for expedience.
- The manager chose the plan based on expedience rather than ethics.
- Politicians sometimes act out of expedience to win votes.
- Speed and efficiency in getting something done.
- She admired the expedience of the new software.
- The team worked with great expedience to meet the deadline.
- Expedience is important in emergency situations.
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