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expedited

Expedited (adjective) means Carried out more quickly than usual, often for an extra fee or under pressure. Example: “She paid for expedited shipping so the package would arrive in two days.”

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Carried out more quickly than usual, often for an extra fee or under pressure.
"She paid for expedited shipping so the package would arrive in two days."

How to use expedited

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishSped up, done faster than the normal process.

Common pairings
expedited shipping expedited processing expedited review

Word forms

more expedited comparative, most expedited superlative

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What does “expedited” mean?

The word “expedited” means carried out more quickly than usual, often for an extra fee or under pressure. In plain terms, sped up, done faster than the normal process.

How do you use “expedited” in a sentence?

Here is “expedited” used in a sentence: “She paid for expedited shipping so the package would arrive in two days.”

What part of speech is “expedited”?

“Expedited” is an adjective.

What is the meaning of expedited?

"expedited" (adjective) means carried out more quickly than usual, often for an extra fee or under pressure.

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