1.
hurriedly; hastily; in a rush
Moving or leaving quickly, often to escape an uncomfortable situation or because one is busy. Implies departing abruptly without lingering.
Etymology
A gitaigo (mimetic word) depicting quick, somewhat furtive movement.
Common patterns
Usage
Implies leaving without staying to chat or lingering. Often suggests the person wants to avoid further interaction or has somewhere urgent to be. Can have a slightly negative connotation of being unsociable.
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Related Words
Related:
こそこそ (stealthily, sneakily)
Compare:
急いで (in a hurry)
Compare:
急ぐ (in a hurry)