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rapid
adjective
1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast.
2 photog requiring short exposure.
noun (usu rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks.
[17c: from Latin rapidus , from rapere to seize]
rapidity or rapidness noun .
rapidly adverb .
adjective
1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast.
2 photog requiring short exposure.
noun (usu rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks.
[17c: from Latin rapidus , from rapere to seize]
rapidity or rapidness noun .
rapidly adverb .
rapid eye movement
noun , physiol (abbreviation REM) quick movements of the eyes from side to side behind the closed eyelids during REM sleep.
noun , physiol (abbreviation REM) quick movements of the eyes from side to side behind the closed eyelids during REM sleep.
rapid fire
noun the quickly repeated firing of guns, asking of questions, etc.
adjective (rapid-fire) fired, asked, etc in quick succession.
noun the quickly repeated firing of guns, asking of questions, etc.
adjective (rapid-fire) fired, asked, etc in quick succession.
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