EXPEDITE
(verb) process fast and efficiently
"I will try to expedite the matter"
(verb) speed up the progress of; facilitate
"This should expedite the process"
synonyms : hastenRock star Bob utilised expeditious deployment of colloquialism and vernacular in order to cultivate a populist aura around himself. -added by BagomboSnuffbox
I expedited my desertation project as I wanted to go India for Diwali. -added by priyavanjeri
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(Tag: Global) EXPEDITE ~ Exped (sounds like speed) + It; so expedite means to speed up the progress of something.
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(Tag: ) EX(exceed)+PED(read it as speed)+ITE......hence to speed up means to expedite !!!!!
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(Tag: ) EXPEDITE sounds similar to EXPERT ADVISE using which we can speed up things,as it will facilitate in finishin things fast..!
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(Tag: ) Ex (Mr. X) + Pedi (foot). so you can presume that when you walk you make "progress" and with Mr. X you walk so you are assisting him.
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(Tag: ) ex(extreme)+pedite (pedaling).....extreme pedaling leads to expedition
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(Tag: ) Expedite: Think of Fed-Ex (FEDEXpedite) Since it speeds up your shipping!
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(Tag: ) similar to expedition(a journey on some mission or pleasure) >>> imagine a military expedition... it finishes t task fast n makes it more convenient for normal life..
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(Tag: ) extra speed for you dite: i.e. speeds up your diet
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