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It can be used as either an adjective or noun. As an adjective it can me suitable/ appropriate or practical/ convenient. As a noun it means a mean of attaining an end. However this would be attained by a way that is convenient but considered improper.

Using a dictionary is the most expedient way to learn the meaning of new words if one is right in front of you.

The elevator was a useful expedient for getting to the tenth floor.

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It can be used as either an adjective or noun. As an adjective it can me suitable/ appropriate or practical/ convenient. As a noun it means a mean of attaining an end. However this would be attained by a way that is convenient but considered improper.

Using a dictionary is the most expedient way to learn the meaning of new words if one is right in front of you.

The elevator was a useful expedient for getting to the tenth floor.

Hope this helped!

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