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expedite
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Phonetic spelling
- ˈek-spə-ˌdīt
Audio pronunciation
expedite is not considered offensive across 1 Merriam-Webster entry.
Dictionary3 results
- to accelerate the process or progress of : speed up
- to execute promptly
- issue, dispatch
Thesaurus1 results
- to cause (something) to happen faster
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Urban Dictionary4 results
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- (v) to make things quicker; to facilitate. This is a word that many flight attendants use to make themselves sound as if they have actually graduated from high [school]. They seem to think it is especially effective if it is combined with other [words] used only by [people] who are trying to sound smart.
- one of [the best] songs in the [universe] like lil [durk] need his dick sucked from the back for this song .
- To [make] a [process] [happen] more quickly
- [Something] [done] with [the quickness]
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