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Hurried

Urged on hastened going or working at speed as a hurried writer a hurried life

In a hurrying manner

produced with force or great labor or by extraordinary exertion hurried strained produced by unnatural effort or pressure as a forced

Willful rash precipitate hurried on by will or passion ungovernable

Characterized by leisure taking abundant time not hurried as a leisurely manner a leisurely walk

run with speed to run or move in a quick hurried manner to hasten away

In a slovenly or hurried and imperfect manner

?' Prisoner, 'By God and my country.' These words, being hurried over, came to sound, 'Culprit, how will you be tried

nunquam [Lat.], Judgments become frequently matured by deliberations, never by hurried process.

Hasty hurried