1. in a way that is convenient and efficient, especially when speed or practicality is more important than other considerations
Usage: Often implies prioritizing convenience over ideal or ethical solutions

Examples

• The company decided to expediently cut costs by reducing staff rather than restructuring operations.
• She expediently solved the problem by using a temporary fix instead of a permanent solution.
• The government acted expediently to distribute aid after the disaster.
• He expediently agreed to the terms to avoid further delays in the negotiation.
• The team worked expediently to meet the deadline, though some quality was sacrificed.
• Rather than follow proper procedure, they expediently approved the project without full review.