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Discover Ludwig"Rushed you" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It can be used when one is expressing a feeling of being pushed or hurried to do something. For example: "I felt so overwhelmed that they rushed me into making a decision."
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The Yankees rushed you to the majors.
No matter how rushed you are, don't skimp on the rest stops.
They never, ever rushed you in and out.
They described being allowed only 10 minutes per visit, leaving some with a sense that appointments were rushed: "You had to kind of cram… you felt that you had five or 10 minutes, and you'd better talk fast" (Kim).
The more rushed you are in making a purchase, the less likely you are to find a good deal.
If you are rushed, you are much more likely to do things wrong because you think you don't have any time.
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No one will rush you.
They don't rush you.
They'll rush you to an emergency room.
"He didn't just rush you through it".
And at Ragin' Cajun, no one will rush you.
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