expeditious Synonyms
Strongest:
- crawling
- lagging
- pokey
- unresponsive
- lazy
- unhurried
- leisurely
- tardy
- slow
- creeping
- unresponsive
- dragging
- sluggish
- leisurely
- pokey
- dilatory
- tardy
- slow
- sluggish
- dilatory
- dragging
- crawling
- creeping
- lagging
- unhurried
- lazy
Strong:
- poky
- dillydallying
- poking
- idle
- inactive
- inert
- loggy
- logy
- slothful
- dillydallying
- laggard
- dallying
- logy
- slowish
- poky
- slothful
- idle
- inert
- dawdling
- slowish
- inactive
- loggy
- poking
- dallying
- dawdling
- laggard
Weak:
expeditious Meaning
expeditious (s)
marked by speed and efficiency
expeditious (a.)
Possessed of, or characterized by, expedition, or efficiency and rapidity in action; performed with, or acting with, expedition; quick; having celerity; speedily; as, an expeditious march or messenger.
expeditious Sentence Examples
- The team worked expeditiously to complete the project before the deadline.
- The customer service representative handled the complaint expeditiously and resolved the issue to the customer's satisfaction.
- The engineer devised an expeditious solution to the problem that saved both time and money.
- The company implemented an expeditious hiring process to quickly fill open positions with talented individuals.
- The government agency took expeditious action to address the growing unemployment rate and provide assistance to those in need.
- The teacher used expeditious methods to grade papers, allowing students to receive feedback on their work quickly.
- The doctor performed an expeditious examination of the patient, ensuring that proper medical care was provided in a timely manner.
- The construction crew worked expeditiously to complete the new building, despite the challenges presented by adverse weather conditions.
- The event organizers employed expeditious techniques to set up and decorate the venue, transforming it into a beautiful and inviting space in a short amount of time.
- The athlete displayed expeditious footwork and agility on the field, easily maneuvering around opponents and making game-changing plays.
FAQs About the word expeditious
marked by speed and efficiencyPossessed of, or characterized by, expedition, or efficiency and rapidity in action; performed with, or acting with, expedition; q
immediate, swift,quick, ready, alacritous, brisk,willing, prompt, responsive, fast
crawling, lagging, pokey, unresponsive, lazy, unhurried, leisurely, tardy, slow, creeping
The team worked expeditiously to complete the project before the deadline.
The customer service representative handled the complaint expeditiously and resolved the issue to the customer's satisfaction.
The engineer devised an expeditious solution to the problem that saved both time and money.
The company implemented an expeditious hiring process to quickly fill open positions with talented individuals.
