Rush
Rush verb - To proceed or move quickly.
Usage example: rushing is a good way to slip and fall
Travel
Travel verb - To proceed or move quickly.
Usage example: that racehorse can definitely travel
How words are described
| full | full rush | full travel |
| normal | normal rush | normal travel |
| mass | mass rush | mass travel |
| direct | direct rush | direct travel |
| Other adjectives: regular, standard, original, real, constant, massive, large, quick, subsequent, different. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Terminally Dependent Society: Since Rez is so vital for space travel and construction, there is a 'gold-rush' of richer and richer deposits of it.
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You travel down a highway haunted by deceased commuters who believe they are still on the rush hour back home.
- Bob and George: George, after being trapped intangible in his own past through time travel shenanigans with no way out except more time travel shenanigans, engages in what Rush refers to as "incoherent babbling".
Source: Talkative Loon
Cite this Source
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