exigirías

Exigirías is the second-person singular conditional form of the Spanish verb "exigir," which translates to "to demand" or "to require." The conditional tense in Spanish, similar to English, is used to express hypothetical situations, polite requests, or what someone would do or want under certain circumstances.

Therefore, "exigirías" specifically means "you would demand" or "you would require." It implies a situation where a person (addressed as "you" in the singular, informal form) has a certain expectation or need that is not currently being met, and under a hypothetical or softened condition, they would voice this demand. For instance, one might say "Si no cumplieras tu promesa, te exigiría una explicación" (If you didn't keep your promise, I would demand an explanation from you). This construction is common in expressing potential consequences or desired outcomes in non-actual scenarios.