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hurry
noun as in speed in action, motion
verb as in act, move speedily
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Example Sentences
I wasn’t used to that anyways, that whole movie thing where you hurry up and wait.
Nicholas Moss KC, counsel to the inquiry, said in his statement to police Mr Poland described seeing "a massed huddle of children stumble and run in a panicked hurry".
Snell had other ideas, signaling Roberts to hurry to the mound in the middle of his walk before seemingly pleading his case to stay in.
Nepalis who once came to India in search of work are now hurrying back across the border, as the nation reels with its worst unrest in decades.
With five minutes to spare, he pulled up at the venue he'd been told to go to, hurried in, and took his seat.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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