Synonyms for fast-growing
fast-grow·ing

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1. aggressive, fast-growing(a), strong-growingadjective

   tending to spread quickly

   "an aggressive tumor"

   Antonyms:
   confined

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1. List of paraphrases for "fast-growing":

   fast-expanding, booming, fast-developing

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1. Javier Vivas:

   A fast-growing suburb gets that way by attracting builders—working up a business case for people to come in and build in their community.

2. Hassan Zaraket:

   This remains a novel virus and despite the fast-growing body of science about it, there are still things that are unknown. Whether our predictions hold true or not remains to be seen in the future. But we think its highly likely, given what we know so far, COVID-19 will eventually become seasonal, like other coronaviruses.

3. Vineet Mishra:

   Companies in the real estate, consumer and infrastructure space have traditionally fuelled the growth in Singapore’s capital markets, by expanding the products range to include SPACs, there might be the opportunity for fast-growing companies to also access these markets.

4. Chief Executive Bertrand Dumazy:

   Issue volume growth is expected to remain solid in the second half 2016, reflecting sustained sales momentum in Europe, improved trends in Latin America thanks notably to Mexico and increased exposure to the fast-growing expense management market in Brazil.

5. Brandy Rand:

   It’s a convergence of two fast-growing segments within the beverage alcohol space that have a lot of runway for growth: Zero proof and canned cocktails, people want better non-alcoholic options without sacrificing flavor.