hasty / hurried / rushed

[English4everyone]

Which combination is correct and more natural?
A hasty person
A hurried person
A rushed person

 

[Tdol]

In what context? Are you talking in general or about a single occasion? A person in a rush/hurry sound more natural to me

 

[emsr2d2]

Please give us an example sentence with your words in and we can comment.

 

[BobK]

:up: - although generally it is unusual to describe a person as 'hurried': actions done by a person in a hurry are hurried.

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PS And come to think of it, actions done by a person in a rush are rushed. So, while all the posts calling for context are well justified, it is safe to say that hasty/person is the best collocation.

 

[English4everyone]

Ok, for example:
My best friend always does everything as fast as possible. But it doesn't mean he does it in the best way. Sometimes he goofs up. I think he is always in a rush. But the worst part of his personality is his speaking super fast. When he is excited and speaks, nobody can understand him.
So he is a hasty / hurried / rushed man.

 

[BobK]

None of those. As I said, only 'hasty' collocates with person, but a hasty person is not one who speaks in any special way; and besides, 'speaking hastily' is speaking without thinking.

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