Synonyms for fast-paced
fast-paced

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1. fast-pacedadjective

   of communication that proceeds rapidly

   "a fast-paced talker"; "fast-paced fiction"

   Antonyms:
   slow

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

   accelerated, rapid

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1. Todd Smith:

   Millennial travelers are attracted to fun, fast-paced adventures that often start at the top of the bucket list, we often hear they areaiming to claim the bragging right of stepping foot on all seven continents before they turn 30.

2. Daniel Lau:

   Rooftopping is like a getaway from city life to me -- Hong Kong is such a fast-paced city with so much pressure and noise, when I'm on a rooftop, everything slows down, you don't hear anything but wind, all the rush from the ground became like slow-motion.

3. Dan White:

   The craft beer industry has witnessed continued, fast-paced growth, because American consumers are increasingly interested in supporting a product that’s crafted in their local area.

4. Michael Caputo:

   Today, CDC has access to all the data it once had and more. National Healthcare Safety Network was unable to keep up with the fast-paced data collection demands of the COVID-19 pandemic, using this new, innovative and flexible collection mechanism, we have far more COVID-related real data, far faster, giving us increased capacity for life-saving projects like therapeutics distribution. And we are now poised to move to automated data collection for the use of every relevant expert at HHS, particularly The CDC.

5. George Ratiu:

   For buyers still reeling from last year's overheated market and sky-high prices, fast-paced inflation is squeezing their budgets, and offsetting low mortgage rates.