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the situation in which some action is useful or necessary, even if it is not morally acceptable

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The decision was made out of expediency, even though it compromised their principles.
In times of crisis, expediency often dictates actions that might otherwise be considered unethical.

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expedience

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expediency

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inexpediency

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inexpediency

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expedient
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helpful in a way that serves one's personal interests

inexpedient

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expedience

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to expend
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to consume or spend resources, energy, or time for a specific purpose

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expediency

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inclement
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showing no kindness or mercy

clement

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inclination
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the act of bending one's body or usually one's head forward

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inclusive
inclusive
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including everything or everyone, without excluding any particular group or element

exclusive

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myopia
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an eye condition in which one is not able to see distant objects clearly

hyperopia

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myriad
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a vast and varied quantity of things or people

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punctilio
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the act of firmly respecting polite behavior in society

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inexpediency

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punctilious
punctilious
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paying a lot of attention to the correctness of behavior or to detail

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pundit
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a person who knows a lot about a particular subject and is often asked to share their opinion on the matter in public

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pungent
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capable of causing injury or damage due to a sharp or pointed quality

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expedience

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expediency

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inexpediency

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punitive
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intended to punish or discipline someone for wrongdoing

rehabilitative

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expedi

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expedience

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expediency

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inexpediency

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inexpediency

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to suffuse
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to gradually fill something, typically with a quality or emotion

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expedi

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expedience

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expediency

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inexpediency

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inexpediency

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to suffice
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to be enough or adequate for a particular purpose or requirement

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expedience

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expediency

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inexpediency

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inexpediency

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sufferance
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toleration of difficult situations

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expedience

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expediency

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inexpediency

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inexpediency

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genteel
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characterized by refined manners, elegance, and high social standing

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gentile
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n
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l
l
e

not of a Jewish faith

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expediency

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inexpediency

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manumission
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the act of a slave owner freeing their slaves

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manufacturer
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a person, company, or country that produces large numbers of products

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