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whisked

adjective as in beaten

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adjective as in blown

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Then after practice Wednesday, Jefferson was whisked away to film a “Sunday Night Football” starter introduction ahead of the Chargers’ AFC West game against the two-time defending champion Kansas City Chiefs.

Bonnie drove to its location, where she was whisked to an interview station after indicating she wanted Clyde.

From Salon

People whisked around Hudson pulling wagons piled high with blooms or balancing large bundles of bouquets on their shoulders.

As Yulia Navalnaya was whisked away by police, for security, the crowd gathered beside a memorial for those killed in Ukraine - chatting quietly and singing along with a young man playing guitar.

From BBC

Flanked by Secret Service agents, the bloodied former president pumped his fist and said “fight” three times before being whisked away.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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