rapidly
Adverb 1. At a fast speed; with great swiftness: Happening or done in a very short amount of time. - Example: The technology is advancing rapidly. 2. Quickly and without delay: Characterized by a high rate of progress or change.
The adverb "rapidly" is used to modify verbs, describing the manner in which an action is performed. It emphasizes high speed and a short time frame. It is typically placed after the verb it modifies or at the end of a clause. - The population of the city grew rapidly. - She read the instructions rapidly before starting.
- "to increase/rise/expand rapidly": To grow or become larger at a fast pace.
- Demand for the product increased rapidly.
- "to move/proceed/advance rapidly": To make quick progress.
- The construction project is proceeding rapidly.
- Rapid (adjective): Happening at a great speed; fast.
- We saw a rapid improvement in his health.
- Rapidity (noun): The quality of moving or happening with great speed.
- The rapidity of the response was impressive.
- Quickly: At a fast speed; with little delay.
- Swiftly: At high speed; promptly.
- Fast: At high speed; in a quick manner.
- Speedily: With speed; rapidly.
- Slowly: At a low speed; not quickly.
- Gradually: In a slow, step-by-step manner over time.
(Note: "Rapidly" itself is not commonly used in fixed idioms, but it appears in descriptive phrases.) - to grow/spread like wildfire: To increase or extend very rapidly. - The news spread like wildfire through the small town. (This idiom implies rapid action, similar to "rapidly".)
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with rapid movements
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he works quickly
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