Definitions and Examples of fast, quick, rapid
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Moving or capable of moving at high speed.
Example
He ran fast to catch the bus before it left.
quick
Moving or able to move with great speed; rapid.
Example
She gave a quick response to the question, not wanting to waste any time.
Happening in a short time or at a fast pace.
Example
The river flowed with rapid speed, making it difficult to cross.
Key Differences: fast vs quick vs rapid
- 1Fast describes a high speed, while andante is moderately slow.
- 2Quick implies a sudden or immediate movement, while andante is more measured and deliberate.
- 3Rapid suggests a fast pace or quick succession of events, while andante is more relaxed and leisurely.
Effective Usage of fast, quick, rapid
- 1Music: Use these antonyms to describe different tempos in music.
- 2Sports: Use fast, quick, and rapid to describe athletes' movements and performance.
- 3Everyday Life: Incorporate these antonyms in conversations to describe different speeds of actions or events.
Remember this!
The antonyms of andante describe different speeds or tempos. Fast implies high speed, quick suggests sudden or immediate movement, and rapid describes a fast pace or quick succession of events. Use these words to describe music, sports, or everyday life situations.