hastily

IPA: hˈeɪstʌɫi

adverb

  • In a hasty manner; quickly or hurriedly.
  • (obsolete) Soon, shortly.
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Examples of "hastily" in Sentences

  • He hastily chose the second option.
  • He was defeated and hastily retreated to the fort.
  • He ate too hastily, and choked on the first mouthful.
  • The buildings were hastily built along the south of the tracks.
  • The Americans advanced hastily and the fight was over in minutes.
  • Reacting and creating legislation hastily is not good government.
  • The fleet was hastily assembled and ill equipped to handle the sea.
  • He hastily takes the opportunity without thinking of the consequences.
  • The men secure their guns and hastily leave in pursuit of the outlaws.
  • In duress and to the shock of the crowd, Arthur hastily knights Percival.
  • “Goodbye, Arden,” I called hastily, peeking from around the tree and waving.
  • Barracks dot the landscape and have the appearance of being hastily abandoned.
  • A documenter's journal rested on my lap, capturing empirical relevance in hastily scribbled notes.
  • Once home I take those notes, sometimes just a phrase hastily scrawled, and flesh it out into a story.
  • Amylin hastily scheduled a conference call with analysts and investors Tuesday to discuss the FDA's action.
  • Doctors, lawyers, and dentists began throwing up turbines or buying shares in hastily erected wind farms to take easy advantage of the benefits.

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