Definition of hurriedly in English:

hurriedly

adverbˈhʌrɪdli

In a quick or hasty manner.
he hurriedly packed his things and left
Example sentencesExamples
- She handed over some local stew, and watched as the men ate hurriedly.
- The governors were forced to hurriedly rewrite budgets and revise laws.
- One younger man began to whisper hurriedly to the captain.
- She hurriedly shoved the book back into its hideout as she heard steps mounting the stairs.
- I dressed hurriedly and ran down the empty stairs.
- A rescue party was hurriedly assembled and prepared to leave Friday morning, but another blizzard blew in from the west and paralyzed all movement.
- Police hurriedly evacuated thousands of tourists and theatre-goers.
- He made frantic promises of repayment and hurriedly scribbled an IOU on government stationery.
- Before he left, one of the servants gave him a letter, which Frederick hurriedly stuffed into his pocket.
- The local library found that they had left him out of an exhibition celebrating local writers and artists, and it hurriedly cobbled together a tribute.

Definition of hurriedly in US English:

hurriedly

adverb

In a quick or hasty manner.
he hurriedly packed his things and left
Example sentencesExamples
- One younger man began to whisper hurriedly to the captain.
- The governors were forced to hurriedly rewrite budgets and revise laws.
- The local library found that they had left him out of an exhibition celebrating local writers and artists, and it hurriedly cobbled together a tribute.
- She handed over some local stew, and watched as the men ate hurriedly.
- A rescue party was hurriedly assembled and prepared to leave Friday morning, but another blizzard blew in from the west and paralyzed all movement.
- Police hurriedly evacuated thousands of tourists and theatre-goers.
- I dressed hurriedly and ran down the empty stairs.
- She hurriedly shoved the book back into its hideout as she heard steps mounting the stairs.
- Before he left, one of the servants gave him a letter, which Frederick hurriedly stuffed into his pocket.
- He made frantic promises of repayment and hurriedly scribbled an IOU on government stationery.

单词	hurriedly
释义	Definition of hurriedly in English: hurriedly adverbˈhʌrɪdli In a quick or hasty manner. he hurriedly packed his things and left Example sentencesExamples She handed over some local stew, and watched as the men ate hurriedly. The governors were forced to hurriedly rewrite budgets and revise laws. One younger man began to whisper hurriedly to the captain. She hurriedly shoved the book back into its hideout as she heard steps mounting the stairs. I dressed hurriedly and ran down the empty stairs. A rescue party was hurriedly assembled and prepared to leave Friday morning, but another blizzard blew in from the west and paralyzed all movement. Police hurriedly evacuated thousands of tourists and theatre-goers. He made frantic promises of repayment and hurriedly scribbled an IOU on government stationery. Before he left, one of the servants gave him a letter, which Frederick hurriedly stuffed into his pocket. The local library found that they had left him out of an exhibition celebrating local writers and artists, and it hurriedly cobbled together a tribute. Definition of hurriedly in US English: hurriedly adverb In a quick or hasty manner. he hurriedly packed his things and left Example sentencesExamples One younger man began to whisper hurriedly to the captain. The governors were forced to hurriedly rewrite budgets and revise laws. The local library found that they had left him out of an exhibition celebrating local writers and artists, and it hurriedly cobbled together a tribute. She handed over some local stew, and watched as the men ate hurriedly. A rescue party was hurriedly assembled and prepared to leave Friday morning, but another blizzard blew in from the west and paralyzed all movement. Police hurriedly evacuated thousands of tourists and theatre-goers. I dressed hurriedly and ran down the empty stairs. She hurriedly shoved the book back into its hideout as she heard steps mounting the stairs. Before he left, one of the servants gave him a letter, which Frederick hurriedly stuffed into his pocket. He made frantic promises of repayment and hurriedly scribbled an IOU on government stationery.
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