Forward
Rush
Rush verb - To cause to move or proceed fast or faster.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Also, if Madison has flashed forward, it can be assumed that Ron has too, so they are in a rush to get to the person before they can be given a guardian angel.
Source: Literature / Madison Avery -
When Marvel's lawyers confirmed that Marvel wouldn't see a red cent from CBS should they go forward with their plans, they couldn't rush the first issue of She-Hulk out fast enough.
Source: Comicbook / She-Hulk - Enemy AI is generally programmed to rush at the weakest member of the team, so if an enemy is out of range, send a sacrifice forward to draw them out in range for your stronger characters.
Source: Hit-and-Run Tactics
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