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Synonym for quick [adjective]
The synonym quick synonymous definition words:
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quick [adjective]
means "characteristic"intelligent, acute, alert, discerning, keen, lively, sensitive, sharp
quick [adjective]
means "character trait"abrupt, impetuous, curt, quick-tempered, hasty, impatient, irascible, irritable
Further results for the word "quick"
alert [adjective]
means "sharp-witted"swift, active, intelligent, quick, brisk, agile
express [adjective]
means "fast"quick, direct, accelerated, non-stop, rapid, swift
fast [adjective]
means "property"quick, fleet, brisk, accelerated, expeditious, rapid
fast [adjective]
means "mental condition"active, alert, energetic, quick
lively [adjective]
means "agility"quick, spry
punctual [adjective]
means "timely"precise, immediate, instant, prompt, quick, direct
quick-tempered [adjective]
means "abrupt"impetuous, curt, quick, hasty, impatient, irascible
rapid [adjective]
means "property"quick, expeditious, swift, apt, fast, ready
sharp [adjective]
means "agility"lively, brisk, energetic, active, quick
shrewd [adjective]
means "sharp"keen, quick, acute, astute, intelligent, perceptive
smart [adjective]
means "property"quick, ingenious
smart [adjective]
means "agility"quick, nimble, alert, prompt, quick, active
timely [adjective]
means "prompt"precise, immediate, instant, punctual, quick, direct
vivacious [adjective]
means "energetic"active, vigourous, lively, animated, brisk, quick
quick-tempered [adjective]
means "abrupt"irritable
quick-witted [adjective]
means "clever"humorous, witty, jocular, intelligent, acute, keen, shrewd, astute, alert, sharp, salty, crackerjack [US], smart-aleck
quickly [adjective]
means "immediately"instantly, instantaneously, directly, forthwith, promptly, soon
accelerate [verb]
means "speed"quicken
animate [verb]
means "enliven"activate, quicken, energise, energize, vitalise, vitalize
energise [verb]
means "enliven"activate, quicken, animate, energize, vitalise, vitalize
energize [verb]
means "enliven"activate, quicken, energise, animate, vitalise, vitalize
expedition [noun]
means "speed"expeditiousness, alacrity, dispatch, haste, promptness, quickness
inform [verb]
means "activity"quicken
on the spur of the moment [adjective]
means "spontaneously"suddenly, quickly, instantaneously, promptly, immediately
passionate [adjective]
means "hot-headed"choleric, fiery, hasty, irascible, quick-tempered, short-tempered
precipitate [verb]
means "speed"quicken
short-tempered [adjective]
means "hot-headed"choleric, fiery, hasty, irascible, quick-tempered, passionate
swampland [noun]
means "swamp"quagmire, bog, quicksand, pitfall, marsh, mire
teach [verb]
means "education"quicken
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