expede Antonyms
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Meaning of expede
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expede (v. t.)
To expedite; to hasten.
expede Sentence Examples
- The manager tried to expedite the team's progress by assigning additional resources.
- The shipment was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances, but we will expedite it to ensure timely delivery.
- The urgent request required an expedited response from the customer service department.
- Please expedite the processing of my application, as I am in dire need of the services offered.
- The government expedited the construction of a new hospital to address the increasing healthcare needs of the community.
- The restaurant expedited our order as a token of appreciation for our patience during a busy evening.
- Expediting the resolution of customer complaints is crucial for maintaining a positive reputation and customer satisfaction.
- The company implemented new software to expedite the approval process for expense reports, resulting in increased efficiency.
- To expedite the project's completion, the team members worked overtime and utilized parallel workflows.
- The airline expedited the boarding process by allowing priority passengers to board first, reducing waiting time.
FAQs About the word expede
To expedite; to hasten.
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The manager tried to expedite the team's progress by assigning additional resources.
The shipment was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances, but we will expedite it to ensure timely delivery.
The urgent request required an expedited response from the customer service department.
Please expedite the processing of my application, as I am in dire need of the services offered.
