Expeditious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPEDITIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• characterized by or acting promptly and efficiently
• done with speed and efficiency
• Possessed of, or characterized by, expedition, or efficiency and rapidity in action; performed with, or acting with, expedition; quick; having celerity; speedily; as, an expeditious march or messenger.
• marked by speed and efficiency
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by or acting with prompt efficiency

Words related to EXPEDITIOUS

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Words that contain EXPEDITIOUS

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How to use EXPEDITIOUS in a sentence

• The night which Lady Mary had been conscious of, in a momentary glimpse full of the exaggeration of fever, had not indeed been so expeditious as she believed.
• This is a very simple and expeditious manner of preparing coffee for a large party, but the essence for it must be made very good, and kept well corked until required for use.
• The Americans, however, have endeavoured to adopt a more expeditious mode of treating with the Maroquine Court.
• O that I were as large-winged as the wind, Then should you see my expeditious will.
• The cheapest and most expeditious, for marketing or other business purposes, is by the narrow-gauge railway, with its curious double carriages, one above the other.
• The merchant, especially in a country of small commercial capital, is often under a necessity of keeping prices down in order to a more expeditious sale.
• The public papers will be expeditious messengers of intelligence to the most remote inhabitants of the Union.
• For a long while expeditious and attempts at French colonization had been directed towards Canada.
• His cries now became so loud as to render it necessary to gag him, which was done by one of the party in the most thorough and expeditious manner.
• It was simple and expeditious, first come being first served, but hardly good civil administration.
• By these means, he gets the general divisions in the easiest and most expeditious way.
• At the best of times the procedure of the Court was not expeditious.
• So let us wish success to the experimental railway, and hope that the means of transport may soon be more expeditious than they are at present.
• In spite of this apprehension, I had not been very expeditious, for my health, which had been seriously injured by all I had suffered, did not allow me to travel by night.
• Silver is preferred to gold, not from caprice or fancy, but because the inferior metal is of more expeditious use in the purchase of low-priced commodities.
• But rapid as this press is in action, the necessities of recent business in India have called for still more expeditious working, and to meet this demand Mr.
• The slow, deliberate action of the ballot box and of the legislative body is amply expeditious for the purposes of undisturbed and tranquil periods.
• A more easy, expeditious, and economical method has been discovered to convert any sort of beer into entire beer, merely by the admixture of a portion of sulphuric acid.
• He therefore desired they would be expeditious in raising the supplies for the service of the ensuing year, as well as for making good the funds already granted.
• But the court had devised a more expeditious and summary method of supporting orthodoxy than even the inquisition itself.
• There is also another way, much more expeditious and less trouble.
• There I made preparations to join the army, when its march should be completed, by a more expeditious route than the one General Lyon would follow.
• Like every other traveller who arrives at Livorno, he had sought immediately the most expeditious means of departure.
• But in war, unless there has been ample time for preparation, railways are not always an expeditious means of travel.
• They also found it easier, and more expeditious, to scrape the vegetable covering from the fibres, which is done with three strokes of a knife.
• If it was not very expeditious, it was probably on the average quite as much so as in the eighteenth century.
• Eight of the natives who were not so expeditious as their fellows, took shelter in a thatched hut, whence they defended themselves for some time, and killed one of the Spaniards.
• Justice LOW has proved himself one of the ablest and most expeditious of our judges.
• The whole apparatus is not an expensive one, and is well adapted for aiding the manufacture of arrowroot upon an expeditious and economical plan.
• It provided them with a wealth of facilities for the expeditious disposal of money that had been earned at great hazard, and not infrequently by the sweat of anguish.
• He was so expeditious, that with little or no loss of men, he found the Sangleys fortified in San Pablo and Batangas, and, after fighting with them, killed and destroyed them all.
• It is the return from that country immediately for Europe, by the safest, most certain, and expeditious route, that should be the object of our particular attention.
• In fact, this proceeding is more expeditious than the other, and then it does not lead to foreign war.
• With respect to the mode of destroying them in either of these cases, it is not as expeditious, as it might be made by other means.
• Their method is, however, judicious, and as expeditious as it can well be.

Similar words containing PEDITIOU without suffix s and without prefix ex

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