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. Roger Ferguson:

   Businesses are out of pandemic survival mode and eager to expand, invest, and hire, this has accelerated a return to the severe labor shortages seen before the pandemic — now exacerbated by the virus's stubborn persistence, which has kept many workers unable or reluctant to reenter the workforce.

2. Lisa Kern Griffin:

   The executive branch strategy mostly seems to be a blanket rejection of all attempts at oversight, regardless of the issue, up until the election, so any time the calendar is accelerated that probably favors Congress.

3. Richard Hatchett:

   There is an urgent need for accelerated research and development for the Nipah virus, not only is the case fatality rate for this disease high ... there is a serious risk (it) could become a threat to global health security.

4. Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan:

   It suddenly accelerated, traveled through the inside of the building at a very high rate of speed, striking numerous people and ultimately was brought to a halt by crashing into a cinderblock wall at the far end.

5. 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.