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rushed
verb
Meaning 1: Movement
Moved or acted with great haste, often due to urgency or pressure.
Examples
- The paramedics rushed the patient to the operating room.
- He rushed his breakfast because he was late for work.
Meaning 2: Adjective
Done or made with great haste and often without sufficient care.
Examples
- The rushed job was full of errors.
- Her rushed apology didn't seem sincere.
Pronunciation: /rʌʃt/
How to Use rushed
- rush to (prepositional phrase)
- Move quickly towards a place or person. — "The crowd rushed to the exit when the alarm sounded."
- rush into (prepositional phrase)
- Start doing something quickly and without careful thought. — "He rushed into a marriage without really knowing her."
- in a rush (collocation)
- In a state of great haste. — "I can't talk now, I'm in a rush."
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