imminence

The imminence of their exams made the students work even harder.

The imminence of their exams made them work harder.

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The imminence of the storm forced everyone to seek shelter.

They were aware of the imminence of the deadline and worked diligently to meet it.

The imminence of her birthday filled her with excitement.

The imminence of the exam made him study late into the night.

The imminence of the new year brought a sense of renewal and hope.

The imminence of the concert had fans lining up outside the venue hours before.

The imminence of the birth of their first child filled them with joy and anticipation.

The imminence of the decision weighed heavily on his mind.

The imminence of the company's restructuring led to uncertainty among employees.

The imminence of summer vacation had students counting down the days.