rushed |
quickened |
As verbs the difference between rushed and quickened
is that
rushed is (
rush) while
quickened is (
quicken).
As an adjective rushed
is very busy.
rushed |
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pressed |
rushed |
As verbs the difference between pressed and rushed
is that
pressed is (
press) while
rushed is (
rush).
As adjectives the difference between pressed and rushed
is that
pressed is under strain or deprivation while
rushed is very busy.
hastened |
rushed |
As verbs the difference between hastened and rushed
is that
hastened is (
hasten) while
rushed is (
rush).
As an adjective rushed is
very busy.
rushed |
hasty |
As adjectives the difference between rushed and hasty
is that
rushed is very busy while
hasty is acting in haste; being too hurried or quick. (e.g.
Without much thinking about it they made a hasty decision to buy it..
As a verb rushed
is past tense of rush.
rushed |
lifted |
As adjectives the difference between rushed and lifted
is that
rushed is very busy while
lifted is raised up; held aloft.
As verbs the difference between rushed and lifted
is that
rushed is (
rush) while
lifted is (
lift).
darted |
rushed |
As verbs the difference between darted and rushed
is that
darted is (
dart) while
rushed is (
rush).
As an adjective rushed is
very busy.
rushed |
charged |
As verbs the difference between rushed and charged
is that
rushed is (
rush) while
charged is (
charge).
As an adjective rushed
is very busy.
rushed |
ran |
As verbs the difference between rushed and ran
is that
rushed is past tense of rush while
ran is simple past of run.
As an adjective rushed
is very busy.
As a noun ran is
yarns coiled on a spun-yarn winch.
As a proper noun RAN is
Royal Australian Navy.
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