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rapidly
[ rap-id-lee ]
adverb
- within a short period of time:
There are thousands of languages spoken in the world today, but many of them are rapidly approaching obsolescence and extinction.
- with great speed; swiftly:
Bats are more likely than birds to detect rapidly spinning turbine blades and avoid flying into them.
Other 51Թ Forms
- ܱ·ٰ··· adverb
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of rapidly1
Example Sentences
The plant can grow rapidly in the denuded landscape, sometimes shooting up to its maximum height of nearly 10 feet within a year.
After a chilly start to spring and rain in some locations this week, the mercury will rise rapidly over the weekend bringing summer-like weather to Southern California.
They were then rapidly decompressed to 25,000ft in three seconds to see if they would blow up.
That video circulated rapidly on TikTok and other social media, leading to rumors and allegations that Halili and Reitsma had behaved abusively to fans who had trusted in them as "ministers."
After being endorsed by the party, Yoon's politics lurched rapidly to the right.
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