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• r  in a hurried or hasty manner
  the way they buried him so hurriedly was disgraceful

• He hurriedly dressed and hitched a team of horses to a borrowed produce wagon and headed into town to the Bank of Italy, which he had founded two years earlier.
• In fact, it was clapped together so hurriedly that one page of the final draft was left out of the copy that Carter took before the cameras, and he had to skip over three missing .
• One convent is hurriedly raising funds for a new building to house the inflow, and at another a rush of new blood has lowered the median age of its 225 sisters to 36.

• hastily
• in haste

• unhurriedly

News & Articles

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• The circus must be in town
  The hum of activity hung over Surrey Thursday afternoon, less from the resurfacing work on Highway 2 than hands hurriedly setting up the big top for the Carson & Barnes Circus, a family-owned troupe hailing from Oklahoma that started in 193.
  June 14, 2013 - Minot Daily News
• Most Intriguing Free Agents for NY Knicks to Sign with the Mid-Level Exception
  In my head, I’ ve always pictured NBA free agency as a bunch of tall dudes sitting on a casting couch. For the most part, that is exactly what it is. In Hollywood, as tabloid articles scream Will Smith’s name as the hot lead actor in “The Pursuit of Happiness,” casting agents hurriedly audition dozens of similarly aged candidates for the role of “the quizzical executive who watches Will Smith’s ...
  June 10, 2013 - Bleacher Report