Synonyms for accelerated
ac·cel·er·at·ed

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1. acceleratedadjective

   speeded up, as of an academic course

   "in an accelerated program in school"

   Antonyms:
   slow

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1. List of paraphrases for "accelerated":

   expedited, fast-track, accelerating, accelerate, acceleration, fast-tracked, rapid, expedite, expediting, hastened, quickened, fast-paced, speeded, speedy, fast

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1. Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison:

   At some point, the sergeant became engaged with the vehicle, the driver hit the gas and accelerated, dragging the sergeant what we think is about two blocks and striking another car along the way.

2. Credit Suisse:

   The Credit Suisse Global Markets division has accelerated its strategic implementation of a business model that is better aligned to the overall group strategy, with lower risk appetite and reduced volatility.

3. Barry Pavel:

   Because they knew that the Obama administration would never use military force for any purpose, they felt free to conduct their coercive actions in the South China Seas, the Russians went into Iran and Syria and North Korea accelerated their nuclear arms program.

4. Mark Dixon:

   The pandemic has accelerated the shift to the hybrid model by 10 years ... There has been a rapid change, office spaces in cities like New York and London are going to shrink in a post-pandemic world as some people move back to towns and countryside. It is hard to quantify by how much.

5. Laura Rockwood:

   Historically, the development of the DPRK's nuclear and ballistic missile programs have accelerated during periods when the country was not bound by any agreement with -- or involving -- the US to constrain the country's WMD programs.