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hurry
noun as in speed in action, motion
verb as in act, move speedily
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Mr O'Hara said he immediately felt an "excruciating pain" but his visitor told him that was a normal reaction, then left in a hurry.
Standard protocol when a critically ill patient experiences a miscarriage is to stabilize her and, in most cases, hurry to the operating room for delivery, medical experts said.
Hopefully he can hurry up and get it done.
The group became suspicious that police were closing in on them and they left in a hurry on Oct.
Garcia and Sanchez said they call senior lead officers from the Rampart division when they have a specific problem, and they can usually count on help arriving in a hurry.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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