expedite
verb (used with object), ex·pe·dit·ed, ex·pe·dit·ing.
adjective
Origin of expedite
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Related Words for expedited
urge, hasten, facilitate, assist, accelerate, promote, speed, quicken, advance, rush, dispatch, forward, press, precipitate, railroad, hurry, hand-carry, hand-walkExamples from the Web for expedited
Contemporary Examples of expedited
The notion that somehow we could have expedited this and Iraq would have trained pilots to fly them by now is not credible.
And to pass it by midnight October 17, senators would have to do so on an expedited calendar.
That's when Windsor petitioned the Supreme Court to hear her case on an expedited basis.
And in such cases, he says, theater owners have sometimes quietly agreed to an expedited schedule.
Far easier just to waive them temporarily, replaced by expedited processes that allow things to happen.
Historical Examples of expedited
If Monsieur had the idea to cause to be expedited a little billet?
The Incomplete AmoristE. Nesbit
Their work was expedited for them by reason that already they knew where you carried your valuables.
Sundry AccountsIrvin S. Cobb
At all events, she expedited in every possible manner the wooing and winning of Althea.
Hubert's WifeMinnie Mary Lee
Instead of cheering, however, it alarmed him, and expedited his movements.
The Pirate CityR.M. Ballantyne
The entre was expedited by Beethoven, the joint disappeared to a triumphal march.
The Burglars' ClubHenry A. Hering