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comparative of fast.

faster

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speedy adj.
fixed, immovable adj.
immoral, promiscuous adj.
speedily adv.
fixedly adv.

ADJECTIVE

speedy

Synonyms

STRONGEST

agile brisk hot nimble quick rapid swift

STRONG

accelerated active dashing electric flashing fleet fleeting flying hurried racing ready snap winged

WEAK

PDQ blue streak breakneck chop-chop double-time expeditious expeditive hairtrigger hasty hypersonic in a jiffy in nothing flat lickety split like a bat out of hell like all get out like crazy like mad on the double posthaste presto pronto screamin' snappy speedball supersonic velocious

Antonyms

STRONGEST

clumsy slow sluggish

STRONG

boring dull

WEAK

flexible good impermanent insecure loose moral movable plodding tardy unattached unfixed unhurried upright

ADJECTIVE

fixed, immovable

Synonyms

STRONGEST

durable stable sure tight true

STRONG

adherent attached close constant constrained faithful fastened firm fortified glued held lasting permanent secure set sound staunch stuck wedged

WEAK

ardent impregnable indelible inextricable loyal resistant resolute steadfast tenacious true blue unwavering

Antonyms

STRONGEST

wobbly

STRONG

changeable disloyal ending ephemeral flexible inaccurate inconstant indefinite irresolute loose moving open soft temporary uncertain undecided unfixed unprotected unreliable unstable untrue wavering weak

WEAK

good impermanent insecure moral movable plodding slow tardy unattached unhurried upright

ADJECTIVE

immoral, promiscuous

Synonyms

STRONGEST

easy loose

STRONG

bawdy debauched depraved dissipated gadabout libertine light profligate wanton wild

WEAK

careless devil-may-care dissolute extravagant flirtatious frivolous giddy incontinent indecent intemperate lascivious lecherous lewd libidinous licentious lustful rakish reckless salacious self-gratifying self-indulgent sportive sporty unchaste

Antonyms

STRONGEST

strict

STRONG

careful chaste clean decent gentle good moral nice pure uncorrupt virtuous

WEAK

flexible impermanent insecure movable plodding slow tardy unattached unfixed unhurried upright

ADVERB

speedily

Synonyms

STRONGEST

quick quickly rapidly soon swift swiftly

WEAK

apace chop-chop expeditiously flat-out fleetly full tilt hastily hurriedly in a flash in haste in nothing flat in short order like a flash like a shot like greased lightning like wildfire posthaste presto promptly pronto

Antonyms

STRONGEST

slowly

WEAK

loosely slow unfixedly

ADVERB

fixedly

Synonyms

STRONGEST

hard tight

STRONG

firm

WEAK

deeply firmly securely solidly soundly steadfastly tightly

Antonyms

WEAK

loosely slow slowly unfixedly

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faster

Priorities: Payne wants to make community colleges “cheaper, faster, better” in part by offering students more training for specific jobs and less expensive online textbooks.

From Los Angeles Times ● Oct. 1, 2026

"At a time of huge disruption in the media, the BBC's trust, reach and creative strength remain unparalleled. But we also recognise the need to evolve and move faster towards the future."

From BBC ● Oct. 1, 2026

“In the Palisades, this measure would have let us respond quicker, knock it down faster, protect more homes ... We would have saved more homes if we had had more firefighters, period,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times ● Oct. 1, 2026

By the way, faster economic growth has buoyed tax revenue, which increased 3% during the first 11 months of this fiscal year.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Sep. 30, 2026

We moved faster now than we had since the island broke away.

From "Black Star, Bright Dawn" by Scott O'Dell