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The rabbit runs faster than the turtle.

Definition
  1. Adverb:
    • At a higher speed; in less time: "faster" is the comparative form of the adverb "fast." It describes an action performed with greater speed or completed in a shorter duration than another.
Usage
  • "Faster" is used to compare the speed or rate of two actions, processes, or objects. It follows the structure: [Subject] + [verb] + faster + [than...].
  • It can modify verbs directly.
  • It is the standard comparative form for the adverb "fast." Do not use "more fast."
Examples
  • Modifying a verb:
    • She runs faster than her brother. (Her speed is greater than her brother's speed.)
    • Please type faster; we are running out of time. (A request to increase typing speed.)
    • This new computer processes data faster. (The new computer has a higher processing speed than an old one.)
Advanced Usage
  • "faster and faster": Used to describe a continuous or accelerating increase in speed.
    • The car went faster and faster down the hill. (The car's speed kept increasing.)
  • In technical or formal contexts, "more rapidly" or "more quickly" can be synonyms, though "faster" is often more common in everyday speech.
Variants and Related Words
  • Fast (adj/adv): Moving or able to move at high speed; quickly.
    • He is a fast runner. (Adj)
    • Don't drive so fast. (Adv)
  • Fastest (adv): Superlative form of "fast."
    • She finished the race the fastest.
  • Quickly (adv): At high speed. ("More quickly" is the comparative form.)
  • Rapidly (adv): Happening in a short time or at great speed. ("More rapidly" is the comparative form.)
Synonyms
  • More quickly
  • More rapidly
  • At a greater speed
  • Speedier (less common as an adverb)
Antonyms
  • Slower
  • More slowly
Related Phrases
  • Get faster: To increase in speed.
    • His reading speed got faster with practice.
  • Grow faster: To increase in rate of growth.
    • The economy is growing faster than predicted.
faster

The rabbit runs faster than the turtle.

Adverb
  1. more quickly