Impede
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The verb "to stymie" means to block, hinder, or obstruct.The antonyms for stymie would be aid, assist, encourage, help, or expedite.
I'll be happy to expedite your request.
similar in meaning to expedite.
I asked them to expedite a new check for you. We need them to expedite our last order.
This is a non-proper term that means to EXPEDITE. It's considered a slang form of it, and to be proper, you should say expedite. This means to hasten or hurry something along. Here are some sentences with expedite!It will cost extra to expedite shipping on your package.Please expedite putting the new rules into effect.I am going to expedite this and do it right away.
He tried to expedite all his homework before end of day. This is a sentence which contains the word expedite.
I called their customer services and asked them to expedite the order
growth, advancement, improvement, evolution...
(expedite means to speed up, faster than normally done)He was trying to expedite his application for a new passport.The company will expedite shipment of the replacement part to all affected users.The court clerk spent much of his day trying to expedite the settling of civil cases.
expedite.
Expedite offers services such as variable data printing, data processing, and letter shop. Expedite will also allow companies to mail flooring, and furniture.
Stay in a place longer than necessary, typically because of a reluctance to leave.