ultraurgent

English

Etymology

From ultra- +‎ urgent.

Adjective

ultraurgent (comparative more ultraurgent, superlative most ultraurgent)

1. extremely urgent
   • 1955, United States. Congress. House, Hearings, volume 6, page 27:

     Mr. OSTERTAG. Well, how would you compare the $ 1,200 million which you classify as urgent to the $ 581 million which you have actually requested? Would you call that ultraurgent, or how do you compare the two?

   • 2005, Leslie LaFoy, Grin and Bear It, page 73:

     Please fax this to him. Make sure you note that it's ultraurgent.