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Meanings of undue haste in English
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Usage of undue haste in English
1
The result proved that this undue haste could only produce a failure.
2
The British Government, however, was not inclined to act with undue haste.
3
Then, without undue haste, they left the dining-room by twos or threes.
4
He also claims the payment was done with undue haste and was excessive.
5
William had consumed these with undue haste in view of possible maternal interference.
6
However, it would be wise to avoid undue haste and notoriety.
7
His besetting sin at archery had ever been an undue haste and carelessness.
8
He came forward without undue haste, and displayed little surprise and no horror.
9
I'm arriving gradually and without undue haste to the point, Greggy.
10
There will, therefore, be no cause for alarm or undue haste.
11
Two weeks ago it had dismissed an eight-page Labour Court ruling with undue haste.
12
Without undue haste or particular delay, Cordle depressed the clutch and engaged the gear.
13
He was opposed to undue haste in this important work.
14
He himself went up the second flight without undue haste, remaining master of himself.
15
Isabel rocked him and he got down, without undue haste.
16
She drew her hand away firmly, but without undue haste.
This collocation consists of:
Undue haste through the time
Undue haste across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common