immediacy
IPA: ɪmˈidiʌsi
noun
- The quality of being immediate, of happening right away.
- Lack of mediation; directness.
- (philosophy) Immediate awareness or apprehension.
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Examples of "immediacy" in Sentences
- "The sense of immediacy is quite important in blogs."
- Prof. Carl G. Jung refers to what he calls the immediacy of the Negro race.
- Their sense of immediacy is not the same as we adhere to in Canada and the US.
- The immediacy is far scarier than simply telling someone about being held captive.
- If true, this would give a certain immediacy for any effort to fracture the insurgency.
- Such immediacy is clearly going to overwhelm any subtle long-term psychological effects.
- This immediacy is due in no small part to another artist I'd never really taken seriously enough: Penélope Cruz.
- To me, the immediacy is key and provides a venue for contributors like myself, who would not tolerate being edited, as my opinions are sometimes considered way out there.
- It occurred to me then that an RSS-only publishing tool, though it may seem daft to some now, could become an ideal publishing platform for many purposes where immediacy is all that matters.
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