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taking wing

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Main Entry: fly
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: take to the air, usually employing wings

Synonyms:

aviate, barnstorm, bend the throttle, buzz*, circle, circumnavigate, climb, control, cross, dart, dash, dive, drift, flat-hat, fleet, flit, float, flutter, glide, hop, hover, hurry, jet, jet out, jet over, maneuver, mount, operate, pilot, reach, remain aloft, rush, sail, scud, seagull, shoot, skim, skirt, sky out, soar, speed, swoop, take a hop, take flight, take off, take wing, travel, whisk, whiz*, whoosh, wing in, wing*, zip, zoom*

Antonyms:

land, stay on ground, walk
Main Entry: hasten
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: speed something; hurry

Synonyms:

accelerate, advance, bolt, bound, burn, bustle, clip, cover ground, dash, dispatch, expedite, express, flee, fly, gallop, get cracking, get the lead out, goad, haste, hie, hustle, leap, make haste, make tracks, move quickly, not lose a minute, pace, plunge, precipitate, press, push, quicken, race, run, rush, scamper, scoot, scurry, scuttle, shake a leg, skip, sprint, spurt, step on it, step up, take wing, tear, trot, urge, waste no time, whip around
Notes: haste is overly eager speed while hasten is to act or move at high speed

Antonyms:

go slow, lag, linger, loiter, procrastinate, rest, tarry
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