In a rush and Late

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Late and in a rush are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Late" instead an adjective phrase "In a rush".

Late adjective - Not arriving, occurring, or settled at the due, usual, or proper time.

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In a rush and late are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In a rush" instead an adjective "Late".

Nearby Words: lately, lateness

Petrova gets the part because the directors are in a rush and Winnifred is late to the audition.

Source: Literature / Ballet Shoes
In the Emma Watson version of Ballet Shoes, Petrova gets the part of Mustard Seed in A Midsummer Night's Dream over the far more talented Winifred - because the directors are in a rush and Winifred is late to the audition.

Source: Ironic Inversion
Oddly enough, a square-slice variety of this, known as "pub pizza," is eaten in Chicago more often than the deep-dish variety mentioned above — usually while in a rush during the day or drunk late at night.

Source: Useful Notes / Cuisines in America

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