rushed in Latin
rushed in Latin is concitātus — rushed means done too quickly, often at the cost of quality; or feeling very busy and pressed for time.
rushed in Latin
concitātus
Very busy.
What does "rushed" mean?
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adj Done too quickly, often at the cost of quality; or feeling very busy and pressed for time.
"The rushed repair job fell apart within a week."
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rushed in a sentence
- The rushed repair job fell apart within a week.
- She felt rushed trying to get everyone out the door on time.
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What is "rushed" in Latin?
"rushed" in Latin is concitātus. rushed means: Done too quickly, often at the cost of quality; or feeling very busy and pressed for time.
How do you use "rushed" in a sentence?
Example: "The rushed repair job fell apart within a week." In Latin, "rushed" is concitātus.
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