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. Paul Offit:

   There are going to be people who either aren't getting this vaccine or aren't getting their second doses of vaccine, which then puts them at risk in a situation where we have a virus which is rapidly spreading in the country, there's going to be another probably roughly 100,000 people that die over the next couple of months, and among those people could be those who are not getting this vaccine because of quote-unquote' an abundance of caution.'.

2. Luca Mainardi:

   The main growth is from cooperatives, which have been growing rapidly in number the last five years thanks to Chinese government support.

3. Chuck Beames:

   Just like computing devices are rapidly changing what they can do and our way of life, access to space is changing the way we live.

4. Steve Edwards:

   I think it is the Delta variant and there is a lot of kindling with low vaccination rates, so it's spreading very rapidly, almost all of our cases are unvaccinated people that, in my opinion, have put themselves in harm's way during this pandemic.

5. Jason Furman:

   For workers, this is bad news, wages are falling very rapidly over the last year and are way below where they were two years ago.