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  • 11speedy — speedily, adv. speediness, n. /spee dee/, adj., speedier, speediest. 1. characterized by speed; rapid; swift; fast. 2. coming, given, or arrived at quickly or soon; prompt; not delayed: a speedy recovery. [1325 75; ME spedy. See SPEED, Y1] Syn. 1 …

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  • 12speedy — speed•y [[t]ˈspi di[/t]] adj. speed•i•er, speed•i•est 1) capable of or showing speed; fast; quick 2) accomplished quickly; prompt: a speedy recovery[/ex] • Etymology: 1325–75 speed′i•ly, adv. speed′i•ness, n …

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  • 13speedy — /ˈspidi/ (say speedee) adjective (speedier, speediest) 1. characterised by speed; rapid; swift; fast. 2. coming, given, or arrived at, quickly or soon; prompt; not delayed: a speedy recovery. 3. Colloquial hyperactive, as if from taking… …

  • 14wishes for a speedy recovery — hope you get well soon, wishes for the health of someone who is ill or injured …

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  • 15speedy — adj. Speedy is used with these nouns: ↑completion, ↑exit, ↑passage, ↑recovery, ↑removal, ↑return, ↑solution …

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  • 20fast — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. i. starve, diet, abstain. See asceticism. adj. swift, speedy, fleet, quick, rapid; secure, firm, permanent, steadfast, profound; wild, rakish, dissipated. See velocity, junction, impurity, tenacity,… …

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