Pronunciation: /ˈheɪsti/
adjective characterized by speed; quick or rushed
A1 She made a hasty decision without thinking it through.
A2 He quickly packed his bags in a hasty manner before leaving for the airport.
B1 The hasty conclusion led to misunderstandings among the team members.
B2 The hasty implementation of the new software resulted in numerous bugs.
C1 The CEO's hasty remarks during the press conference caused a public relations crisis.
C2 The hasty retreat of the troops signaled a strategic change in the military operation.
adverb in a hasty manner
A1 She quickly made a hasty decision without thinking it through.
A2 He hastily packed his bags before the trip.
B1 The chef hasty prepared the meal, causing it to be undercooked.
B2 The hasty conclusion drawn by the detective turned out to be incorrect.
C1 The CEO's hasty decision led to a significant loss for the company.
C2 The hasty implementation of the new policy resulted in chaos among employees.
formal The hasty decision led to unforeseen consequences.
informal I made a hasty choice and now I regret it.
slang Don't be so hasty, think it through before deciding.
figurative His hasty words cut deeper than he intended.
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