urgently
adv. manneradv. in a way that needs attention right now because it is very important. You use this when something cannot wait.
adv. in a manner requiring immediate action or attention due to the importance or critical nature of the situation.
We need to speak with the doctor urgently.
The government is working urgently to restore power to the thousands of homes affected by the storm.
The report concludes that the city must urgently upgrade its aging infrastructure to prevent a catastrophic failure during the next rainy season.
From urgent + -ly.
Typically follows the verb it modifies or appears at the end of the clause; can also precede the verb for emphasis.
I urgently need to go to the bathroomI need to go to the bathroom urgentlyWhile 'urgently' can precede the verb, it is more naturally placed at the end of the clause in everyday spoken English.