expediting

[ek-spuh-dahy-ting]

expediting Definition

• 1. to speed up the progress of something
• 2. to make something happen more quickly

Using expediting: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "expediting" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  We need to expedite the process to meet the deadline.

• Example

  The manager is expediting the shipment of the goods.

• Example

  The company is expediting the hiring process for the new position.

expediting Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for expediting

• accelerate
• facilitate
• hasten

Antonyms for expediting

• delay
• slow down

Phrases with expediting

• expedite payment

  to make a payment happen more quickly

  Example

  We can expedite payment if you prefer.

• expedite a passport

  to speed up the process of getting a passport

  Example

  If you need your passport urgently, you can request to expedite the process.

• expedite a request

  to process a request more quickly than usual

  Example

  The customer service representative promised to expedite my request.

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Summary: expediting in Brief

The verb 'expediting' [ek-spuh-dahy-ting] means to speed up or make something happen more quickly. It is often used in business contexts, such as 'The manager is expediting the shipment of the goods.' Other examples include 'We need to expedite the process to meet the deadline.' and 'The company is expediting the hiring process for the new position.'