Every government office seems to have problems in expediting matters without entanglement in its red tape system.
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Expediting
Synonyms for "expediting" (37 found)
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Closest matches (8)
Noun(5 words)
Strong matches (11)
Noun(9 words)
coordinatordelivery accelerationdelivery hasteningexpediteexpediterfacilitatingfacilitationfacilitatorfast track
Related words (18)
Noun(12 words)
fast tracking tasksfast-track processinghastenhasteninglogistics accelerationpriority handlingprocurement specialistquickenquickeningshipping speedupspeeding upunblocking
Verb(1 words)
hasten completion
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More general
19 entriesactionactivityadministrative processagentbureaucracydecision makingdescriptive modifierdistribution processlogistics optimizationmodifieroperationoperations managementprocedureprocessprofessionalqualifier
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21 entriesbudget review accelerationcontract clearancecustoms clearancedelivery accelerationdocumentation processingexpediting approvalexpediting shipmentexpediting timetablefast track approvalfast track processinggrant approvallogistics coordinatororder processingpermit processingpriority handlingpriority review
Showing 16 of 21 words.
Collocations
16 entriesexpedite a projectexpedited approvalsexpedited processingexpedited shipmentsexpediting approvalsexpediting processexpediting requestexpediting serviceexpediting shipmentsexpediting teamexpediting timelineexpediting timelinesexpediting workflowfast track processingpriority processingpriority review
Inflections
2 entriesDerivations
8 entriesSample sentences
2 total sentences available.
He said the meeting between the president and the rebels would be primarily about expediting peace negotiations.
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