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The synonym quick synonymous definition words:
quick [adjective]
means "property"
rapid, expeditious, swift, apt, fast, ready, fleet, hasty
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quick [adjective]
means "characteristic"
intelligent, acute, alert, discerning, keen, lively, sensitive, sharp
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quick [adjective]
means "character trait"
abrupt, impetuous, curt, quick-tempered, hasty, impatient, irascible, irritable
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quick [adjective]
means "agility"
alert, active, agile, animated, brisk, energetic, lively, nimble
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accelerated [adjective]
means "fast"
quick, direct, express, non-stop, rapid, swift
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adroit [adjective]
means "clever"
smart, ingenious, inventive, resourceful, quick, ready
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agile [adjective]
means "agility"
nimble, active, quick, spry, brisk, sprightly
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alert [adjective]
means "sharp-witted"
swift, active, intelligent, quick, brisk, agile
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alive [adjective]
means "behaviour"
bustling, alert, lively, swarming, brisk, quick
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astute [adjective]
means "discerning"
quick
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curt [adjective]
means "concise"
off-hand, abbreviated, quick, blunt, brief, laconic
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express [adjective]
means "fast"
quick, direct, accelerated, non-stop, rapid, swift
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fast [adjective]
means "property"
quick, fleet, brisk, accelerated, expeditious, rapid
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fast [adjective]
means "mental condition"
active, alert, energetic, quick
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hasty [adjective]
means "hurried"
brisk, fast, fleet, quick, rapid, speedy
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hurried [adjective]
means "hasty"
brisk, fast, fleet, quick, rapid, speedy
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intelligent [adjective]
means "keen"
astute, bright, smart, shrewd, quick, clever
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intelligent [adjective]
means "bright"
sharp, quick, intellectual, understanding
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keen [adjective]
means "property"
astute, shrewd, clever, discerning, incisive, quick
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lively [adjective]
means "agility"
quick, spry
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observant [adjective]
means "alert"
keen, perceptive, penetrating, quick, discerning, sharp
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prompt [adjective]
means "time"
timely, precise, immediate, instant, punctual, quick
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punctual [adjective]
means "timely"
precise, immediate, instant, prompt, quick, direct
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quick-tempered [adjective]
means "abrupt"
impetuous, curt, quick, hasty, impatient, irascible
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rapid [adjective]
means "property"
quick, expeditious, swift, apt, fast, ready
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ready [adjective]
means "ability"
adroit, skilful, clever, quick, sharp, keen
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sharp [adjective]
means "agility"
lively, brisk, energetic, active, quick
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sharp-witted [adjective]
means "alert"
swift, active, intelligent, quick, brisk, agile
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shrewd [adjective]
means "sharp"
keen, quick, acute, astute, intelligent, perceptive
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smart [adjective]
means "property"
quick, ingenious
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smart [adjective]
means "character trait"
quick, adept
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smart [adjective]
means "agility"
nimble, alert, prompt, quick, active, quick
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spry [adjective]
means "energetic"
active, vigourous, vivacious, animated, brisk, quick
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swarming [adjective]
means "bustling"
alert, lively, alive, brisk, quick, stirring
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swift [adjective]
means "eager"
zealous, ready, alert, prompt, quick
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timely [adjective]
means "prompt"
precise, immediate, instant, punctual, quick, direct
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vivacious [adjective]
means "energetic"
active, vigourous, lively, animated, brisk, quick
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winged [adjective]
means "swift"
fast, quick, speedy, rapid, aerial, flying
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quick-tempered [adjective]
means "abrupt"
irritable
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quick-witted [adjective]
means "clever"
smart-aleck, shrewd, astute, alert, sharp, salty, crackerjack [US], humorous, witty, jocular, intelligent, acute, keen
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quicken [verb]
means "hasten"
hurry, speed, expedite
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quicken [verb]
means "animate"
arouse, enliven, revitalise, revitalize, activate, spring
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quickly [adjective]
means "immediately"
instantly, instantaneously, directly, forthwith, promptly, soon
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quickly [adjective]
means "fast"
abruptly, dashing, hastily
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quickness [noun]
means "speed"
expeditiousness, alacrity, dispatch, haste, promptness, expedition
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quicksand [noun]
means "swamp"
trap, quagmire, bog, swampland, pitfall, marsh, mire
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accelerate [verb]
means "speed"
quicken
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activate [verb]
means "enliven"
animate, quicken, energise, energize, vitalise, vitalize
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advance [verb]
means "accelerate"
precipitate, bring forward, hasten, quicken, speed up, update
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animate [verb]
means "enliven"
activate, quicken, energise, energize, vitalise, vitalize
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bracing [adjective]
means "refreshing"
quickening
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conceive [verb]
means "beget"
procreate, father, sire, quicken, engender
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directly [adjective]
means "at once"
immediately, instantly, quickly, instantaneously
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energise [verb]
means "enliven"
activate, quicken, animate, energize, vitalise, vitalize
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energize [verb]
means "enliven"
activate, quicken, energise, animate, vitalise, vitalize
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enliven [verb]
means "animate"
invigorate, quicken
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expedite [verb]
means "hasten"
accelerate, dispatch, hurry, precipitate, quicken, speed
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expedition [noun]
means "speed"
expeditiousness, alacrity, dispatch, haste, promptness, quickness
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fast [object]
means "time"
quickly, expeditiously, rapidly, speedily, swiftly
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fresh [adjective]
means "characteristic"
stimulating, quickening
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hurry [verb]
means "activity"
quicken, hustle, hasten, expedite, accelerate, dispatch
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hurry [noun]
means "movement"
haste, rush, hustle, dispatch, quickness, speed
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inform [verb]
means "activity"
quicken
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invigorating [adjective]
means "refreshing"
quickening
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living [adjective]
means "property"
active, lively, vigourous, quickening, strong
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on the spur of the moment [adjective]
means "spontaneously"
suddenly, quickly, instantaneously, promptly, immediately
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passionate [adjective]
means "hot-headed"
choleric, fiery, hasty, irascible, quick-tempered, short-tempered
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precipitate [verb]
means "speed"
quicken
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refreshing [adjective]
means "fresh"
quickening
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short-tempered [adjective]
means "hot-headed"
choleric, fiery, hasty, irascible, quick-tempered, passionate
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speed [noun]
means "swiftness"
velocity, quickness, rapidity, acceleration, alacrity, celerity
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speed up [verb]
means "accelerate"
precipitate, bring forward, hasten, quicken, advance, update
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swampland [noun]
means "swamp"
quagmire, bog, quicksand, pitfall, marsh, mire
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teach [verb]
means "education"
quicken
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vigor [noun]
means "vitality"
quickness, action
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whet [verb]
means "stimulate"
stir, arouse, quicken, kindle, titillate, spur
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