Emergency and Rush

Emergency

Emergency noun - A time or state of affairs requiring prompt or decisive action.

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Rush and emergency are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Rush" with "Emergency", this nouns are similar.

Nearby Words: emergence, emergent

Rush

Rush adjective - Done under pressure.

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Synonyms for Rush

Antonyms for Rush

Emergency and rush are semantically related in urgent topic. Sometimes you can use "Emergency" instead an adjective "Rush", if it concerns topics such as hasty.

Nearby Words: rushed, rushing, rushy

Mutual synonyms

push
urgency

How words are described

particular	particular emergency	particular rush
complete	complete emergency	complete rush
true	true emergency	true rush
single	single emergency	single rush
Other adjectives: entire, real, large, big, extreme, great, serious, huge, famous, new, major, immediate, final, classic, subsequent, last, sudden.

Both words in one sentence

People who've had a concussion shouldn't be left alone, sleeping or awake, because if their brain starts to swell from the injury, they'll pass out and will need someone to rush them into emergency care before their respiration shuts down.

Source: Never Sleep Again
In one example, two people frantically grab oxygen masks, strangling the man seated between them, and in another, a swarm of people rush to the emergency exit.

Source: Reality Ensues
There's one scene early in the show's run, in "Pretty Poison", where most of the police rush out of headquarters in response to some emergency and he lingers to grab one. Twice.

Source: Donut Mess with a Cop

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