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rush
noun as in hurry, speed
verb as in hurry, speed
Strongest matches
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verb as in charge, attack
Example Sentences
The Home Office said it wanted to avoid rushed plans leading to "unsafe and chaotic situations".
That doesn’t mean it will be over soon, but it also doesn’t mean new investors should rush to buy.
The other major cloud players have AI chips of their own, and there is a rush into this space from other parties.
After two days, her condition had worsened and her friends rushed her to A&E at Queen Elizabeth's Hospital in Bridgetown - where she was later admitted into intensive care.
In response, the European Union crafted a counterproposal more acceptable to Ukraine, and its member states are rushing to rearm as the bloc looks for ways to break its institutional gridlock.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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