pressing in Latin
pressing in Latin is instans — pressing means requiring immediate attention; urgent.
pressing in Latin
instans
Needing urgent attention.
What does "pressing" mean?
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adj Requiring immediate attention; urgent.
"There are more pressing matters to deal with first."
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noun The act of smoothing wrinkles from fabric with an iron or press.
"The suit needed a good pressing before the interview."
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pressing in a sentence
- There are more pressing matters to deal with first.
- A pressing deadline forced them to work through the night.
- The suit needed a good pressing before the interview.
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What is "pressing" in Latin?
"pressing" in Latin is instans. pressing means: Requiring immediate attention; urgent.
How do you use "pressing" in a sentence?
Example: "There are more pressing matters to deal with first." In Latin, "pressing" is instans.
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