different between speediness vs hurriedness

English

From Middle English spedines, from Old English sp?di?nes (“opulence, wealth”), equivalent to speedy +? -ness.

speediness (uncountable)

hurried +? -ness

hurriedness (uncountable)

The state of being hurried.
- 1930, Frank Richards, The Magnet, Prout's Lovely Black Eye
  There was a strange agitation in Prout's manner, a strange hurriedness in his tones.

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