Synonym: appropriate, desirable, fitting, helpful, sensible, useful, wise. Antonym: inexpedient. Similar words: expedite, expedition, obediently, ingredient, carpe diem, experience, experienced, disobedience. Meaning: [-nt] 
n. a means to an end; not necessarily a principled or ethical one. adj. 1. serving to promote your interest 2. appropriate to a purpose; practical.
n. a means to an end; not necessarily a principled or ethical one. adj. 1. serving to promote your interest 2. appropriate to a purpose; practical. 
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61. The land sales were merely a temporary expedient for dealing with an immediate need.
62. By the article establishing the executive department it is made the duty of the President, "to recommend to your consideration such measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient."
63. Presents the possible expedient electric saving measurements, and analyses economic problems for the future application of gas-fired air conditioning and combined cooling heating and power.
64. SIEMENS fully digital DC speed governing device has the characteristics consisted of single and expedient parameter installing and perfective functions.
65. Many conservatives resurrected traditional isolationism, protecting American moral purity against contamination by the expedient.
66. Tasking collection amongst witting or unwitting social groups could be an expedient way of finding out what's going on in some field of concern.
67. It was a big stretch, given the actual facts -- but Obama can't even take advantage of this same desperate expedient[Sentencedict.com ], since Congress has appropriated no funds for the Libyan war.
68. The land sale was merely a temporary expedient for dealing with an immediate need.
69. So it is not surprising that politically expedient assertions about China have become as American as fortune cookies, and as sententiously meretricious as the prophecies and advice these encase.
70. The home page purifies by contact surface Jan , function modulation's nimble expedient is a principle.
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