Expedient
41Expedient — Ex|pe|di|ent der; en, en <aus lat. expediens, Gen. expedientis, Part. Präs. von expedire, vgl. ↑expedieren>: a) Abfertigungsbeauftragter in der Versandabteilung einer Firma; b) Angestellter in einem Reisebüro, Reisebürokaufmann …
42expedient — ex pe·di·ent || nt n. means to an end; resource adj. advantageous, beneficial, worthwhile …
43expedient — I. a. 1. Fit, proper, suitable, advisable, desirable (in view of an end proposed). 2. Advantageous, profitable, useful, for one s advantage, for one s interest. II. n. Shift, resource, resort, contrivance, means …
44expedient — adj 1. suitable, seemly, appropriate, befitting, fitting, fit, meet; proper, correct, right, good, essential; prudent, discreet, circumspect, politic, judicious, wise, sage, sagacious; sensible, reasonable, rational, intelligent. 2. advisable,… …
45expedient — ex·pe·di·ent …
46Expedient — Ex|pe|di|ẹnt, der; en, en <lateinisch> (Abfertigungsbeauftragter in der Versandabteilung einer Firma) …
47expedient — Pono …
48expedient — Apt and suitable to end in view. Werner v. Biederman, 64 Ohio App. 423, 28 N.E.2d 957, 959. Whatever is suitable and appropriate in reason for the accomplishment of a specified object …
49expedient — Apt and suitable to end in view. Werner v. Biederman, 64 Ohio App. 423, 28 N.E.2d 957, 959. Whatever is suitable and appropriate in reason for the accomplishment of a specified object …
50expedient — Advantageous; suitable for the particular purpose …
