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. Anne Hidalgo:

   New venues and facilities will touch their communities, including the Aquatics Centre, the Media Village and the Olympic and Paralympic Village located in Paris’s younger and fast-growing outer ring, these will deliver essential new sports facilities and 3,500 housing units for local communities after the Games and play a significant role in closing the gap between central Paris and its suburban belt.

2. Paul Rosen:

   An investor that seeks exposure to the fast-growing medical marijuana industry would be interested in PharmaCan because it mitigates the risk of investing in the industry, we've created a diversified, regionally based portfolio of licensed producers.

3. Henry Jordan:

   Later life lending is a fast growing sector which, given UK demographic trends, we believe has the potential to grow into a material part of the market.

4. Rodell Mollineau:

   Trump is turning off more voters than he’s bringing in, his base is strong, but it isn’t growing. During his first year in office, Trump has consistently played to a base of passionate supporters, many of them older white men who live in rural areas declining in population, and has shown little inclination to reach out to the majority of voters who disapprove of him. Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster based in Virginia, said the party was on a risky track. Republicans have traded fast-growing upscale suburban counties for slow-growing or declining rural areas. That is not a formula for long-term success.

5. 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.