in short order
Speech parts
1. in short order - Adverb
2. in short order - Phrase
Meaning
with speed
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Time travel destabilizes history. History is a child of contingency; so many events depend on critical misunderstandings or transient encounters that even the apocryphal butterfly's wing is apt to stir up a storm in short order.
he works quickly
John got ready in short order
After finishing all 60 episodes in short order, I still find myself returning to the series often, its jeweled colors and insistence on platonic friendship as a balm to everything, a comforting escape from the news.
A major point of concern for the Massachusetts Republican, however, was transportation of the goods -- a problem solved in short order with a phone call to longtime friend and Patriots organization president Jonathan Kraft.
Assuming the U.S. air campaign did not end in short order, the North would almost certainly start wrapping potential targets with civilians.