pressing
- adjective
- /ˈprɛsɪŋ/
- We're here today to tackle some of the most pressing issues facing our nation.
But they're no less pressing and they're no less important.
- But they're no less pressing and they're no less important.
- This afternoon, we're going to explore three of these, all pressing public health issues.
- And so it would feel weird, I think, to leave such pressing issues unaddressed.
- We're here today to tackle some of the most pressing issues facing our nation.
- Lisa joined me to decode today's teens and their most pressing issues.
- If you would like more therapy from us, specifically answering your most pressing questions, message us on Instagram.
- There is always something more important, more pressing.
Examples
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It's also behind many of the most pressing and urgent problems we face.
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Lisa joined me to decode today's teens and their most pressing issues.
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This afternoon, we're going to explore three of these, all pressing public health issues.
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The goal is to solve one of the most pressing problems that biology has at that time.
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It's not just about that, although that's the most pressing issue for her.
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And so it would feel weird, I think, to leave such pressing issues unaddressed.
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The question of who watches the Watchers was certainly a pressing one over the following centuries.
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But they're no less pressing and they're no less important.
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And if that's so, scalability, as it's called, becomes a pressing question for a firm like Selco.
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The patient has a pressing need for medical attention after the accident.
Synonyms
Very important and needing action right away
Antonyms
How Urgent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pressing comes from the verb press, meaning 'to push', and a problem that 'presses' you feels like something pushing for your attention, so a pressing issue is one that is urgent and needs quick action.