Obs. rare. [f. L. exurgent-em, pr. pple. of exurgēre, f. ex- out + urgēre to press, URGE: see -ENCY.] The quality of urging strongly; urgent force.
1659. Owen, Serm., xii. Wks. 1851, VIII. 462. The … exurgency of their number and wisdom. Ibid. (1668–84), Exp. Heb. (1790), I. 55. This authority … consists partly, in an exurgency, or forcible influence of the holy matter.
