Expedite,

Definition of Expedite:

1. Accelerate the process to speed it up. He asked the courier for express delivery, because the package would arrive the next day.

2. Make (action or action) faster or faster.

Synonyms of Expedite

Hurry on, Conduce to, Grease the ways, Make clear, Quicken, Hustle up, Freight, Consign, Accelerate, Embark, Mail, Push through, Press, Send off, Transmit, Urge, Step up, Set forward, Speed up, Hurry along, Hurry, Whip along, Remit, Advance, Oil, Smooth, Run interference for, Hasten on, Unbar, Unblock, Make way for, Forward, Grease the wheels, Bustle, Push on, Hurry, Airfreight, Export, Enable, Facilitate, Open the way, Smooth the way, Open up, Grease, Help along, Push forward, Hasten, Rush along, Stampede, Hustle, Quicken, Simplify, Speed, Precipitate, Aid, Push, Accelerate, Rush, Lubricate, Loose, Explain, Dispatch, Speed up, Pave the way, Send forth, Make for, Step up, Crowd, Hasten, Railroad through, Airmail, Soap the ways, Bundle, Post, Drop a letter, Drive on, Hie on, Lend wings to, Clear the way, Hurry up, Ship, Spur, Advantage, Encourage, Favor, Precipitate, Send away, Air-express, Haste, Put forward, Unjam, Further, Unclog, Boost, Prepare the way, Speed along, Contribute to, Whip, Ease, Rush, Express, Promote, Send, Remove friction

How to use Expedite in a sentence?

1. He promised to accelerate economic reforms.