Synonym: expeditious, fast, fleet, hasty, quick, speedy, swift. Antonym: slow. Similar words: rapidly, therapist, epidemic, capita, capital, a piece of, rape, trap. Meaning: ['ræpɪd] 
n. a part of a river where the current is very fast. adj. 1. done or occurring in a brief period of time 2. characterized by speed; moving with or capable of moving with high speed.
n. a part of a river where the current is very fast. adj. 1. done or occurring in a brief period of time 2. characterized by speed; moving with or capable of moving with high speed. 
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31, We had a rapid coffee.
32, The man's ability was attested by his rapid promotion.
33, The report notes a rapid decline in manufactured goods.
34, He was a fluent and rapid prose writer.
35, He fired three times in rapid succession .
36, The guard fired four shots in rapid succession.
37, His ascent to power was rapid and unexpected.
38, His descent into crime was rapid.
39, The inner city has a rapid population turnover.
40, Rapid eye movements frequently accompany dreaming.
41, Her climb to power has been very rapid.
42, It seems reasonable to expect rapid urban growth.
43, A rapid manoeuvre by the driver prevented an accident.
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45, The pound's rapid appreciation is creating problems for exporters.
46, We were absolutely amazed at his rapid recovery.
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52, Her progression through the grades of the civil service had been rapid.
53, 2001 saw the beginning of a period of rapid growth.
54, The old order in Europe saw rapid change in the late 1980s.
55, Eastern Europe has been a testing ground for rapid economic reform.
56, He made a rapid gear change as he approached the bend.
57, A rapid rise in price soon eventuated in mass unemployment.
58, He gave forth a series of works in rapid succession.
59, The new digital technology would allow a rapid expansion in the number of TV channels.
60, Multiplication of cells leads to rapid growth of the organism.
More similar words: rapidly, therapist, epidemic, capita, capital, a piece of, rape, trap, wrap, grape, therapy, wrap up, biography, photograph, photography, photographer, demographic.