In a hurry to do something

phrase

To do something quickly because you have limited time.

He was in a hurry to finish the project before the deadline.
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Often appears as...

  • in a hurry to finish
  • in a hurry to leave
phrase

To do something quickly because you have limited time.

He was in a hurry to finish the project before the deadline.
Visual representation of "in a hurry to do something" - To do something quickly because you have limited time

Often appears as...

  • in a hurry to finish
  • in a hurry to leave
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Urgency Implied

The phrase suggests a strong sense of urgency and the need to act quickly.

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She was in a hurry to catch the train.
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Possible Stress

Using 'in a hurry' can imply stress or anxiety over the limited time available.

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He seemed in a hurry to avoid the incoming storm.
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Not Literal

Sometimes 'in a hurry' is used figuratively to express eagerness, not actual rushing.

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I'm in a hurry to see the results, but I can wait.
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Urgency Implied

The phrase suggests a strong sense of urgency and the need to act quickly.

Illustration for Urgency Implied
She was in a hurry to catch the train.
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Possible Stress

Using 'in a hurry' can imply stress or anxiety over the limited time available.

Illustration for Possible Stress
He seemed in a hurry to avoid the incoming storm.
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Not Literal

Sometimes 'in a hurry' is used figuratively to express eagerness, not actual rushing.

Illustration for Not Literal
I'm in a hurry to see the results, but I can wait.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Urgency Implied

The phrase suggests a strong sense of urgency and the need to act quickly.

Illustration for Urgency Implied
She was in a hurry to catch the train.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Possible Stress

Using 'in a hurry' can imply stress or anxiety over the limited time available.

Illustration for Possible Stress
He seemed in a hurry to avoid the incoming storm.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Not Literal

Sometimes 'in a hurry' is used figuratively to express eagerness, not actual rushing.

Illustration for Not Literal
I'm in a hurry to see the results, but I can wait.
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