in haste
The phrase "in haste" conveys a sense of urgency and is often used to describe actions performed quickly and without careful thought.
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Definition
B2General
(formal)Done quickly and without careful consideration.
Example
- She left the meeting in haste, forgetting her notebook on the table.
- Decisions made in haste can lead to unforeseen problems.
B2General
Performed rapidly due to urgency or a pressing need.
Example
- He packed his bags in haste to catch the last train home.
- In haste to finish the project, they overlooked some important details.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in haste":
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