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hurry

verb

/ˈhɜːri/

Meaning

to move or act with great speed; to rush

to move or act quickly

We need to hurry or we'll be late.

She had to hurry to catch the bus.

in a hurry

rush, speed, hasten, quicken, scurry, dash

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rush, speed, hasten, quicken

Entry 2

rush, hasten, speed, scurry, dash

delay, slow, linger, dawdle, wait

Entry 1

delay, slow, linger, dawdle

Entry 2

delay, linger, wait

hurry up, hurry along, in a hurry, hurry back, no hurry, hurry home, hurry to finish

Entry 1

hurry up, hurry along, in a hurry, hurry back, no hurry

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hurry up, hurry home, hurry to finish, hurry back

to refuse to allow or accept something

To expose the falseness or exaggeration of a claim, myth, or belief.

to cause slight but persistent annoyance, discomfort, or worry

to appear more important or significant than something else, reducing its impact

to keep someone down by harsh and unfair use of authority; to suppress

to be filled with love or admiration for