Go with urgency
Hie is an archaic or literary verb meaning to go quickly or hasten: Hie thee hence!
It appears almost exclusively in older texts or deliberately old-fashioned speech, often with reflexive pronouns.
Shakespeare used it frequently.
Modern speakers rarely encounter it outside period literature or affectation.
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Go with urgency
Hie is an archaic or literary verb meaning to go quickly or hasten: Hie thee hence!
It appears almost exclusively in older texts or deliberately old-fashioned speech, often with reflexive pronouns.
Shakespeare used it frequently.
Modern speakers rarely encounter it outside period literature or affectation.
1. speed — hasten, To accelerate or rush; hurry (Move with urgency); rush (Quick sudden movement); scurry (Hurried small-stepped motion); dash · sprint · bolt · scamper · hustle · race · fly · zoom · speed · dart
SPEED OF MOVEMENThie ≠ dawdle Linger without purpose; tarry · linger · plod · amble · crawl
purposefulness/urgencyhie ≠ dally Loiter without purpose; dawdle · tarry · loiter · linger · hang around
archaic English: thou, thee, thy, thine, ye; archaic imperatives: hark, behold, begone, beware, heed; archaic exclamations: alack, alas, egad, egads, fie; archaic verbs: dost, doth, hast, hath, shalt
hied
Word data: Linguabase (CC0) · www.idea.org/words/hie