Synonyms for rapidly
rapid·ly

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1. rapidlyadverb

   With speed; in a rapid manner.

   She packed her case rapidly and hurried out.

   Synonyms:
   quickly, speedily

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1. quickly, rapidly, speedily, chop-chop, apaceadverb

   with rapid movements

   "he works quickly"

   Synonyms:
   cursorily, chop-chop, speedily, quickly, quick, apace, promptly

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1. rapidlyadverb

   Synonyms:
   swiftly, fast, post haste

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1. List of paraphrases for "rapidly":

   quickly, rapid, swiftly, fast, promptly, quick, expeditiously, speedily, soon, prompt, speedy, swift, expeditious, timely, early, readily, urgently, sharply, briefly

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1. Herbert Carlisle:

   It's incredibly important that you've got to get past just the theoretical ... to get it into the fog and friction of a dynamic environment that is changing rapidly.

2. Bruce Aylward:

   The big push really is around surveillance and laboratory diagnostics capacity so that if people start turning yellow and dying, you get diagnostics rapidly and vaccination.

3. Ashish Jha:

   Other states already had a lot of cases and they opened pretty rapidly, and what I think were seeing is a mix of some of that higher levels of cases and some outbreaks.

4. Michael Every:

   This is not a healthy sign, as bond-market watchers should know and equity-market obsessives should rapidly learn, how much further will this run before we see markets starting to do the same?

5. Michael Bars:

   The recent announcements by Pfizer and Moderna regarding their incredibly promising and impressive efficacy data further demonstrate that the Warp Speed Program is rapidly advancing on a trajectory of success to the benefit of millions of at-risk Americans.