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rapidly

[rap-id-lee] / ˈræp ɪd li /


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After World War II, millions of American families moved to the new suburban developments being rapidly built for the booming population, and that changed entertainment dramatically.

From The Wall Street Journal

Executives are rapidly implementing enterprise AI systems, seeking productivity gains and competitive advantage—and they often aren’t disclosing the implications for job security and privacy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Journalists and researchers interested in major public health initiatives and international grassroots collaboration are encouraged to attend and hear directly from leaders in this rapidly advancing field.

From Science Daily

Once inside the female reproductive tract, they rapidly transform.

From Science Daily

Sometimes perspectives shift within a page, within a scene, moving rapidly and gleefully between points of view, and using that omniscient voice to steer us around — that was fun.

From Los Angeles Times