Definition
Definition of impendency - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
imminenceDated state of being imminent or about to occurDated
- The impendency of the storm made everyone anxious..
2.
threatDated event or threat that is loomingDated
- The impendency of war was on everyone's mind.
Origin of impendency
Latin, impendere (to hang over)
Examples of impendency in a sentence
They were worried about the impendency of war. The impendency of a storm caused panic in the town. There was an impendency of layoffs at the company.
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- French:imminence, risque, ...
- German:Bevorstehen, drohende Gefahr, ...
- Italian:prossimità, minaccia, ...
- Spanish:proximidad, amenaza inminente, ...
- Portuguese:iminência, ameaça iminente, ...
- Chinese:迫近性, 即将来临的威胁, ...
- Japanese:差し迫った状態, 差し迫った脅威, ...
- Arabic:وُشوك, وُشوك الوقوع, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְקָרְבוּת, מַצָּב מְסֻכָּן, ...
- Russian:неизбежность, угроза, ...
- Ukrainian:неминучість, небезпека, ...
- Hindi:आसन्नता, ...
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