Expedient

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 177
ekvpE'di-ent, adj. suitable: advisable. —n. that which serves to pioinote means suitable to an end. contriv, mcc — tuiv. Expediently. (L. expediens—cxpedio, lo set free.) Expedite, eks'pe-dit, v t to free from impediments to hasten to send forth -adj free from impediment quick pi ompl. —adv. Ex'peditely [L. expedio -it us x, out, and pcs pe.Us a foot Expedition, eks-pc-diah'un. n si>eed any undertaking by a number of persons a hostile march or voyage those who form an expedition expcditto Expeditious, eks-i>e-dish'u.s, adj. characterised by expedition or rapidity speedy prompt —adv. Expedi'tioualy.
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