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In haste   /ɪn heɪst/   Listen
In haste

adverb
1.
In a hurried or hasty manner.  Synonyms: hastily, hurriedly.  "Hastily, he scanned the headlines" , "Sold in haste and at a sacrifice"






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"In haste" Quotes from Famous Books



... I appealed to Irene, and here I met with more success. She confessed that she loved me, and, to my surprise, she consented at once when I proposed that she should run away with me. Our arrangements were made in haste and secrecy. My yacht lay in the harbour, and at midnight Irene stole down to the shore, where I met her, and rowed her on board. A few minutes later we weighed anchor and steamed away, with the rusty old guns from the castle firing useless ...
— A Monk of Cruta • E. Phillips Oppenheim

... in haste to leave his prison, or rather as he called it, his hospital; but before he attempted to do so, he caught hold of my hand, led me to the quarterdeck of the schooner, took my arm with his left hand, ...
— A Journey to the Centre of the Earth • Jules Verne

... Fanchon came in haste at the summons of her mistress. She had long waited to hear the bell, and began to fear she was sick or in one of those wild moods which had come over her occasionally since the night of her last ...
— The Golden Dog - Le Chien d'Or • William Kirby

... what a dinner she'll have to-day!" And descending the ladder, he took from the hooked pegs overhead his father's old shot-gun, where it had hung unused for months, and from a little box some powder and shot, and a percussion cap; then loading in haste, he rested the weapon on the window-sill, that he might take steady aim, and fired at the fowl. A terrible report followed, and Tom came to himself to find his mother bathing his forehead, and his sisters crying. The gun was out of order, and, being also ...
— The Cabin on the Prairie • C. H. (Charles Henry) Pearson

... second order Macdonald left his corps at Montereau and repaired in haste to Fontainebleau. When he arrived there the Emperor had already intimated to the Generals commanding divisions in the corps assembled at Fontainebleau his design of marching on Paris. Alarmed at this determination the Generals, most of whom had left ...
— The Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte • Bourrienne, Constant, and Stewarton


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