Expedite is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPEDITE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to speed up the progress of
• make (an action or process) happen sooner or be accomplished more quickly
• hasten the progress of
• To relieve of impediments; to facilitate; to accelerate the process or progress of; to hasten; to quicken; as, to expedite the growth of plants.
• To despatch; to send forth; to issue officially.
• speed up the progress of; facilitate
• process fast and efficiently
ADJECTIVE:
• expeditious
• Free of impediment; unimpeded.
• Expeditious; quick; speedily; prompt.
• unimpeded or prompt

Words related to EXPEDITE

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Words that contain EXPEDITE

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How to use EXPEDITE in a sentence

• On September 19th, 1692, death came as a happy relief to the miserable man, who had begged the sheriff to add greater weights so as to expedite the end.
• The Etrurians spent the first day in deliberating whether they should expedite or protract the war.
• They dropped their whole supply of expedite upon the locomotive.
• And the best of it was that, released from the weight of expedite, the balloon shot up into the air and did not come down for half a dozen miles, both heroes escaping unharmed.
• I did not see the expedite fall when he cut it loose.
• To expedite my task on the History she seized the laboring oar, prepared the last chapter and corrected the proof as opportunity offered.
• In order to expedite the business, a proof house was established by government, in Lancaster-street, under an inspector from the board of ordnance.
• His object, therefore, was to expedite her demise with as little delay as possible, in order that he might become master of the patrimony.
• To expedite matters, Hans Vanderbum feigned slumber, but he kept one eye upon the movements of his wife.
• Calling to mind the appeal of Adam, I suggested to Lona that to find them water might perhaps expedite the growth of the Little Ones.
• In any case, what is the best play he must determine for himself, and he will expedite his decision by having a thorough understanding of the situation before the play arises.
• This answer, like the others, would have been neglected by the commons, whose aim was now to evade the trials, had not the lords pressed them by messages to expedite the articles.
• Letter of 6 September 1955 6 September 1955 KINDLY EXPEDITE PREPARATION PLANS KAMPALA TEMPLE IMPORTANT.
• Urge special effort to expedite work of Temple, reinforce pioneer endeavor in Europe owing to deteriorating international situation.
• The utmost effort should be exerted in order to expedite this most important and urgent work.
• He requests and urges that your Assembly expedite this important matter in every way possible.
• In order to expedite investigations as much as possible we took with us Mr.
• There was, indeed, no reason why Harry should delay his visit, and much why the other two should expedite theirs.
• Alonso de Alvarado was sent back therefore, to expedite their march, and to bring them on in good order, as the enemy was so near.
• To expedite the building of the new barracks, which formed the most material labour at Sydney, two overseers and forty men were sent down from Parramatta.
• He declared that he had done all he could to expedite the movement of his troops.
• An inquisition would still be a further improvement, and most certainly would expedite the conversion of Papists.
• The necessary papers having been prepared anew, and being now ready to expedite, were confided to Mr.
• He tarried only to wait the reinforcements of Welf and Berthold, and, hoping to expedite their union with him, marched upon Melrichstadt in Franconia.
• Douglas made repeated efforts to expedite his bill, but his failure to secure the Democratic nomination seemed to weaken his leadership.

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