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intake of food, limiting intake of food
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- agile
- brisk
- hot
- nimble
- quick
- rapid
- swift
- accelerated
- active
- dashing
- electric
- flashing
- fleet
- fleeting
- flying
- hurried
- racing
- ready
- snap
- split-second
- winged
- PDQ
- blue streak
- breakneck
- double-time
- expeditious
- expeditive
- hairtrigger
- hasty
- hypersonic
- in a jiffy
- in nothing flat
- lickety split
- like a bat out of hell
- like all get out
- like crazy
- like mad
- on the double
- posthaste
- presto
- pronto
- screamin’
- snappy
- speedball
- supersonic
- velocious
- durable
- stable
- sure
- tight
- true
- adherent
- attached
- close
- constant
- constrained
- faithful
- fastened
- firm
- fortified
- glued
- held
- lasting
- permanent
- secure
- set
- sound
- staunch
- stuck
- wedged
- ardent
- impregnable
- indelible
- inextricable
- loyal
- resistant
- resolute
- steadfast
- tenacious
- true blue
- unwavering
- easy
- loose
- bawdy
- debauched
- depraved
- dissipated
- gadabout
- libertine
- light
- profligate
- wanton
- wild
- careless
- devil-may-care
- dissolute
- extravagant
- flirtatious
- frivolous
- giddy
- incontinent
- indecent
- intemperate
- lascivious
- lecherous
- lewd
- libidinous
- licentious
- lustful
- rakish
- reckless
- salacious
- self-gratifying
- self-indulgent
- sportive
- sporty
- unchaste
- quick
- quickly
- rapidly
- soon
- swift
- swiftly
- apace
- chop-chop
- expeditiously
- flat-out
- fleetly
- full tilt
- hastily
- hurriedly
- in a flash
- in haste
- in nothing flat
- in short order
- like a flash
- like a shot
- like greased lightning
- like wildfire
- posthaste
- presto
- promptly
- pronto
- hard
- tight
- firm
- deeply
- firmly
- securely
- solidly
- soundly
- steadfastly
- tightly
- abstinence
- diet
- fasting
- xerophagy
- abstain
- diet
- famish
- forbear
- refrain
- starve
- deny oneself
- go hungry
- not eat
On this page you’ll find 305 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to fast, such as: agile, brisk, hot, nimble, quick, and rapid.
- wobbly
- changeable
- disloyal
- ephemeral
- flexible
- inconstant
- indefinite
- irresolute
- loose
- moving
- temporary
- unattached
- unfixed
- unstable
- impermanent
- insecure
- movable
- uncertain
- strict
- chaste
- decent
- good
- moral
- nice
- pure
- uncorrupt
- virtuous
- upright
- slowly
- slow
- loosely
- indulgence
- eating
- feast
- gluttony
- gorging
- stuffing
- indulge
- eat
- glut
- gorge
- stuff
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SYNONYM OF THE DAY
OCTOBER 26, 1985
WORDS RELATED TO FAST
- constant
- continuing
- enduring
- eternal
- everlasting
- fast
- indissoluble
- lasting
- permanent
- perpetual
- persistent
- persisting
- steadfast
- steady
- abjure
- abnegate
- avoid
- cease
- constrain
- curb
- decline
- deny oneself
- do without
- eschew
- evade
- fast
- fence-sit
- forbear
- forgo
- give the go by
- give up
- go on the wagon
- keep from
- pass
- pass up
- quit
- refrain
- refuse
- renounce
- shun
- sit on one’s hands
- sit on the fence
- sit out
- spurn
- starve
- stop
- take the cure
- take the pledge
- withhold
- concise
- curtailed
- ephemeral
- fast
- fleeting
- hasty
- instantaneous
- little
- meteoric
- momentary
- passing
- quick
- short-lived
- short-term
- swift
- temporary
- transient
- transitory
- allegiant
- attached
- dependable
- devoted
- dogged
- faithful
- fast
- persevering
- resolute
- staunch
- tried-and-true
- true
- trustworthy
- trusty
- unfailing
- unflagging
- unshaken
- unwavering
- brief
- careless
- depthless
- desultory
- fast
- half-assed
- half-baked
- haphazard
- hit or miss
- hurried
- offhand
- passing
- perfunctory
- quick
- random
- rapid
- shallow
- short
- sketchy
- slapdash
- slight
- sloppy
- speedy
- summary
- superficial
- swift
- uncritical
- abandoned
- corrupt
- debased
- defiled
- degenerate
- degraded
- depraved
- deteriorated
- dissipated
- dissolute
- drunk
- fast
- gone bad
- gone to the dogs
- immoral
- in the gutter
- licentious
- perverted
- profligate
- reprobate
- vitiate
- vitiated
- wanton
- wicked
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What is another word for fast?
1351 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ fˈast], [ fˈast], [ f_ˈa_s_t]
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brief (adjective)
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constant (adjective)
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cursory (adjective)
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debauched (adjective)
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depraved (adjective)
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dissolute (adjective)
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dizzying (adjective)
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durable (adjective)
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expeditious (adjective)
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express (adjective)
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faithful (adjective)
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fast (adjective)
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firm (adjective)
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fixed (adjective)
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fleet (adjective)
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giddy (adjective)
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hasty (adjective)
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hurried (adjective)
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immoral (adjective)
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immovable (adjective)
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instant (adjective)
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instantaneous (adjective)
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intensive (adjective)
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intimate (adjective)
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jammed (adjective)
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lascivious (adjective)
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lecherous (adjective)
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lewd (adjective)
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libidinous (adjective)
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licentious (adjective)
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lickety-split (adjective)
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presto (adjective)
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promiscuous (adjective)
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pronto (adjective)
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racing (adjective)
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raffish (adjective)
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rapid (adjective)
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ribald (adjective)
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secure (adjective)
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sharp (adjective)
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speedy (adjective)
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stable (adjective)
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steadfast (adjective)
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steady (adjective)
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strong (adjective)
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sudden (adjective)
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tenacious (adjective)
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tight (adjective)
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true (adjective)
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unawake (adjective)
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unconstrained (adjective)
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undivided (adjective)
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unmovable (adjective)
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winged (adjective)
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hastily (adverb)
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other relevant words (adverb)
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quickly (adverb)
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soon (adverb)
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firmly (adverb)
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fixedly (adverb)
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hard (adverb)
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hastily (adverb)
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on the double (adverb)
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promptly (adverb)
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quickly (adverb)
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rapidly (adverb)
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soon (adverb)
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speedily (adverb)
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abstention from eating (noun)
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accelerating (noun)
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act (noun)
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alacritous (noun)
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allegretto (noun)
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andantino (noun)
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barred (noun)
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blistering (noun)
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bolted (noun)
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colorfast (noun)
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degenerate (noun)
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degraded (noun)
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demonstration (noun)
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diet (noun)
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dissipated (noun)
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double-quick (noun)
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dyed (noun)
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faithful (noun)
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fast (noun)
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firmly fixed (noun)
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other relevant words (noun)
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rapid (noun)
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sit-in (noun)
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abstain (verb)
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demonstrate (verb)
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diet (verb)
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go without food (verb)
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unbroken (verb)
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accelerated
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at full speed
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demonstrate
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double-quick
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muscular
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nimble
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promiscuous
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rapidly
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rushed
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transcontinental
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unaltered
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well-intentioned
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adj.
• brief (adjective)
- most curtailed,
- short term,
- quickest,
- shortlived,
- quick,
- short lived,
- shortterm,
- more curtailed.
• constant (adjective)
- un wavering,
- re-solute,
- un-flagging,
- un-wavering,
- de-voted,
- un-failing,
- de voted,
- re solute,
- un failing,
- un-shaken,
- more attached,
- most attached,
- un shaken,
- un flagging.
• cursory (adjective)
- most depthless,
- more halfassed,
- more half-assed,
- un-critical,
- halfassed,
- most half-assed,
- most halfassed,
- halfbaked,
- shallower,
- more depthless,
- hit miss,
- more half assed,
- un critical,
- half baked,
- most half assed,
- half assed.
• debauched (adjective)
- in gutter,
- de-based,
- de based,
- most vitiated,
- gone dogs,
- de generate,
- de graded,
- de-graded,
- re probate,
- gone the dogs,
- more vitiate,
- more vitiated,
- most vitiate,
- de-generate,
- re-probate,
- gone to dogs,
- de-filed,
- de filed.
• depraved (adjective)
- most warped,
- more dirtyminded,
- dirty minded,
- un-healthiest,
- most dirty-minded,
- more dirty minded,
- more dirty-minded,
- most dirty minded,
- un-healthy,
- most dirtyminded,
- un healthier,
- un healthiest,
- un healthy,
- more warped,
- un-natural,
- most flagitous,
- more flagitous,
- dirtyminded.
• dissolute (adjective)
- most nighthawk,
- dis solute,
- un principled,
- in temperate,
- on take,
- night owl,
- in fast lane,
- un-principled,
- more player,
- most player,
- more nighthawk,
- dis-solute,
- in-temperate,
- in the fast lane,
- nighthawk,
- un-restrained,
- high living.
• dizzying (adjective)
- un steadiest,
- more bewildering,
- un-steadier,
- vertiginous,
- be-wildering,
- be wildering,
- more fainting,
- un steady,
- un steadier,
- un-steadiest,
- most fainting.
• durable (adjective)
- perduring,
- Diuturnal,
- long-continued,
- stouter.
• expeditious (adjective)
- more efficient,
- most efficient,
- more diligent.
• express (adjective)
- most high speed,
- most velocious,
- most high-speed,
- most highspeed,
- ex press,
- high-speed,
- highspeed,
- more highspeed,
- more high-speed,
- non stop,
- more velocious,
- more high speed,
- ex-press.
• faithful (adjective)
- trueblue,
- more confiding,
- un swerving,
- un-swerving,
- veracious,
- un changing,
- true-blue,
- in-corruptible,
- most confiding,
- un-changing,
- dyed in the wool,
- in corruptible,
- tried true,
- on level.
• fast (adjective)
- breakneck,
- galloping,
- hurrying,
- nimble,
- allegro,
- dashing,
- rushing,
- snappy.
• firm (adjective)
- most screwed,
- most nailed,
- more riveted,
- more secured,
- more unfluctuating,
- most welded,
- more soldered,
- un-fluctuating,
- most anchored,
- most cemented,
- most bolted,
- more cemented,
- most unfluctuating,
- most braced,
- un-shakable,
- more welded,
- robust,
- more bolted,
- more tightened,
- un shakable,
- most soldered,
- most tightened,
- un fluctuating,
- more nailed,
- most riveted,
- most secured,
- more anchored,
- more braced,
- more screwed.
• fixed (adjective)
- most hitched,
- most immotile,
- more immotile,
- more hitched,
- located.
• fleet (adjective)
- most expeditive,
- most screaming,
- more nimblefooted,
- nimble footed,
- most barreling,
- nimblefooted,
- more nimble footed,
- Expeditive,
- most nimble footed,
- more expeditive,
- more nimble-footed,
- most nimble-footed,
- most speedball,
- mercurial,
- more barreling,
- most nimblefooted,
- more speedball,
- screaming,
- more screaming.
• giddy (adjective)
- Dizzying.
• hasty (adjective)
- running,
- feverish,
- harefooted,
- chop-chop,
- breathless,
- urgent,
- abrupt,
- darting,
- headlong,
- slambang,
- brisk,
- bustling,
- pelting,
- impatient.
• hurried (adjective)
- most subitaneous,
- Subitaneous,
- more subitaneous,
- hectic.
• immoral (adjective)
- un cleanest,
- un cleaner,
- in-decent,
- un clean,
- dis-honest,
- un ethical,
- un-chaste,
- un-ethical,
- un-scrupulous,
- un scrupulous,
- in decent,
- un-chastest,
- xrated,
- un-cleanest,
- x rated,
- un-cleaner,
- dis honest,
- un chaster,
- un chaste,
- un chastest,
- un-chaster,
- more saturnalian,
- most saturnalian.
• immovable (adjective)
- hard-nosed,
- most unmodifiable,
- un-alterable,
- un yielding,
- in flexible,
- in-flexible,
- un-changeable,
- un-modifiable,
- unmodifiable,
- hard nosed,
- un modifiable,
- un-compromising,
- set stone,
- more unmodifiable,
- un compromising,
- un changeable,
- un-yielding,
- most intransigent,
- stick guns,
- set concrete,
- more hard nosed,
- un alterable.
• instant (adjective)
- most splitsecond,
- most split-second,
- most split second,
- splitsecond,
- more split second,
- pre-sent,
- present day,
- more split-second,
- importunate,
- most on the spot,
- more splitsecond,
- most on-the-spot,
- presentday,
- more on-the-spot,
- pre sent,
- more on the spot.
• instantaneous (adjective)
- more hair trigger,
- in flash,
- most hair trigger,
- more hairtrigger,
- hair trigger,
- hair-trigger,
- more hair-trigger,
- most hairtrigger,
- most hair-trigger.
• intensive (adjective)
- speeded-up,
- INDEPTH,
- out and out,
- in depth.
• intimate (adjective)
- most buddy buddy,
- most roommate,
- more buddybuddy,
- re-gular,
- most bosom,
- clubbiest,
- more buddy buddy,
- clubbier,
- most buddy-buddy,
- more bosom,
- more buddy-buddy,
- most buddybuddy,
- re gular,
- buddy buddy,
- mixest,
- most cherished,
- more roommate,
- buddybuddy,
- more cherished.
• jammed (adjective)
- most malfunctioning,
- more malfunctioning,
- wedged,
- un workable,
- most barred,
- more clogged,
- more lodged,
- more wedged,
- un-workable,
- most clogged,
- most trammeled,
- most wedged,
- out order,
- more trammeled,
- most sandwiched,
- most lodged,
- more sandwiched,
- more barred.
• lascivious (adjective)
- most orgiastic,
- offcolor,
- more orgiastic,
- softcore,
- most lowdown,
- in-continent,
- more low-down,
- in continent,
- most soft core,
- more low down,
- more lowdown,
- most softcore,
- soft core,
- evil minded,
- low down,
- off color,
- more softcore,
- evilminded,
- more soft-core.
• lecherous (adjective)
- most lubricous,
- most satyric,
- more satyric,
- more lubricous,
- hot heavy.
• lewd (adjective)
- most unvirtuous,
- un-conventional,
- un conventional,
- un virtuous,
- in delicate,
- foul mouthed,
- more foul mouthed,
- most foul mouthed,
- more unvirtuous,
- un-virtuous,
- most foul-mouthed,
- more foul-mouthed,
- in-delicate.
• libidinous (adjective)
- lecherous.
• licentious (adjective)
- most oversexed,
- most lickerish,
- dis-orderly,
- most amoral,
- swinging,
- most uncurbed,
- over sexed,
- un-controllable,
- un-curbed,
- most unmoral,
- dis orderly,
- un controllable,
- fast loose,
- un moral,
- un-moral,
- un curbed,
- oversexed,
- more uncurbed,
- more oversexed,
- more unmoral,
- over-sexed,
- more amoral,
- more lickerish.
• lickety-split (adjective)
- speedest,
- swiftliest,
- swiftlier,
- licketysplit,
- lickety-split,
- jiffiest,
- jiffier.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- serious-minded,
- non-stop,
- made fast,
- hasty,
- foul-mouthed,
- Lickety Split,
- Lubricous,
- jammed,
- intensive,
- Riveted,
- clubby,
- light-footed,
- speeder,
- raffish,
- like a house on fire,
- immotile,
- ribald,
- unmovable,
- velocious,
- durable,
- Depthless,
- salacious,
- more rapidly,
- promiscuous,
- orgiastic,
- dead set on,
- dissolute,
- abiding,
- lowdown,
- out of line,
- dirty-minded,
- tight,
- flagitous,
- behind one,
- Lickerish,
- unmoral,
- stick to guns,
- singleminded,
- rakish,
- sure,
- tenacious,
- never-failing,
- split-second,
- debauched,
- rascally,
- really rolling,
- fleet of foot,
- Saturnalian,
- expeditious,
- tough nut,
- solid as a rock,
- undistracted,
- undivided,
- lewd,
- amoral,
- low-down dirty,
- of easy virtue,
- satyric,
- on-the-spot,
- true,
- in bad taste,
- libidinous,
- hurried,
- nimble-footed,
- set in stone,
- firm,
- Sandwiched,
- constant,
- string along with,
- rapid,
- set in concrete,
- gone to the dogs,
- lock stock and barrel,
- hard core,
- quick as a wink,
- unvirtuous,
- low-down,
- locked in,
- secure,
- pronto,
- solid as rock,
- hairtrigger,
- low-down and dirty,
- strong,
- high speed,
- out like a light,
- immoral,
- on the spot,
- like greased lightning,
- Barreling,
- brief,
- hardnosed,
- undiscriminating,
- dead to the world,
- gone bad,
- licentious,
- unfluctuating,
- buddy-buddy,
- safe and sound,
- in the gutter,
- uncurbed,
- malfunctioning,
- wanton,
- stable,
- speedball,
- depraved,
- winged,
- fast-paced,
- half-assed,
- sudden,
- presto,
- cursory,
- intimate,
- express.
• presto (adjective)
- most suddenly,
- most rapidly,
- more suddenly,
- more magic.
• promiscuous (adjective)
- un discriminating,
- un-discriminating,
- un restricted,
- un-bridled,
- in discriminate,
- loose,
- more pushover,
- most undiscriminating,
- most pushover,
- un-restricted,
- un bridled,
- more undiscriminating,
- in-discriminate.
• pronto (adjective)
- promptliest,
- nowest,
- promptlier,
- quickliest,
- nower,
- quicklier.
• racing (adjective)
- most hastening,
- most galloping,
- most darting,
- most zooming,
- more sailing,
- most tearing,
- most whisking,
- more tearing,
- more darting,
- more whizzing,
- more whisking,
- more zooming,
- most whizzing,
- more hastening,
- most sailing,
- more galloping.
• raffish (adjective)
- un couth,
- un-couth,
- most bohemian,
- more bohemian,
- devil may care.
• rapid (adjective)
- more lightfooted,
- most lightfooted,
- most light footed,
- most light-footed,
- light footed,
- fleet foot,
- like a house fire,
- more light footed,
- like house on fire,
- quick as wink,
- more light-footed,
- like house fire,
- lightfooted.
• ribald (adjective)
- more rascally,
- low down dirty,
- low down and dirty,
- in decorous,
- in-decorous,
- un becoming,
- lowdown dirty,
- most rogue,
- out line,
- un-becoming.
• secure (adjective)
- safe sound,
- more adjusted,
- most adjusted,
- buttoned down.
• sharp (adjective)
- quick on the trigger,
- quick on trigger,
- nobody’s fool,
- penetrative,
- sharp,
- quick on the uptake,
- smart as a tack,
- having smarts.
• speedy (adjective)
- BLUE STREAK,
- like all get out,
- hypersonic,
- in a jiffy,
- agile,
- active,
- flashing,
- supersonic,
- ready,
- screamin’,
- PDQ,
- like crazy,
- electric.
• stable (adjective)
- staying put,
- well-founded,
- brick-wall,
- brick wall,
- stabile,
- well-built.
• steadfast (adjective)
- un faltering,
- more never failing,
- in tent,
- in-exorable,
- in-tenser,
- in tenser,
- most never-failing,
- more neverfailing,
- un-flinching,
- un qualified,
- un-faltering,
- un-questioning,
- un bending,
- un flinching,
- single minded,
- in-tensest,
- un-qualified,
- steadfast,
- most neverfailing,
- more never-failing,
- un-bending,
- in-tense,
- un questioning,
- most never failing,
- neverfailing,
- in tense,
- never failing.
• steady (adjective)
- re served,
- more serious minded,
- most seriousminded,
- selfpossessed,
- re-served,
- most serious minded,
- steady,
- serious minded,
- most serious-minded,
- seriousminded,
- more serious-minded,
- more seriousminded.
• strong (adjective)
- clear cut,
- well-established.
• sudden (adjective)
- flasher.
• tenacious (adjective)
- Clingy,
- unforgetful,
- retentive.
• tight (adjective)
- skintight,
- close-fitting,
- proofer,
- Padlocked,
- Slammed,
- stuck,
- watertight,
- stopped up,
- hermetically sealed.
• true (adjective)
- no lie,
- on up and up,
- undistorted,
- high-principled,
- veridical.
• unawake (adjective)
- most napping,
- most crashed,
- more dozing,
- dead the world,
- most conked,
- more napping,
- dead to world,
- more conked,
- out like light,
- more crashed,
- most dozing,
- more snoozing,
- un-awake,
- most snoozing,
- unawake,
- un conscious,
- un-conscious,
- dead world,
- un awake,
- in-active.
• unconstrained (adjective)
- un inhibited,
- un-inhibited,
- in-corrigible,
- un constrained,
- in corrigible,
- un-controlled,
- un-constrained,
- un controlled.
• undivided (adjective)
- un cut,
- lock stock barrel,
- un-cut,
- more undistracted,
- un divided,
- de liberate,
- more unbroken,
- un-distracted,
- most undistracted,
- un distracted,
- most unbroken,
- more continued,
- most continued,
- de-tailed,
- de tailed,
- un-divided,
- de-liberate.
• unmovable (adjective)
- un-moving,
- un moving,
- un-movable,
- un movable.
• winged (adjective)
- pennate,
- alate,
- feathered,
- alar.
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adv
• hastily (adverb)
- Unpremeditatedly,
- on spur of the moment,
- heedlessly,
- thoughtlessly,
- agilely,
- on spur of moment,
- too quickly,
- Subito.
• Other relevant words: (adverb)
- at speed,
- on the dot,
- rapidly,
- motionlessly,
- Durably,
- solidly,
- in a rush,
- in a hurry,
- in high gear,
- soon,
- punctually,
- full tilt,
- unshakeably,
- securely,
- rigidly,
- tightly,
- double-time,
- like a shot,
- with dispatch,
- stiffly,
- unhesitatingly,
- firmly,
- like a rock,
- at once,
- like wildfire,
- fleetly,
- fixedly,
- hard,
- unflinchingly,
- enduringly,
- in double time,
- on the double,
- promptly,
- snappily,
- soundly,
- in haste.
• quickly (adverb)
- in a flash/like a flash/quick as a flash,
- like mad.
• soon (adverb)
- in a little while,
- in time,
- in a second,
- before long,
- in short order,
- in due time,
- by and by,
- in a minute,
- coming down the pike,
- in a short time,
- any minute now.
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adv.
• firmly (adverb)
- like rock,
- un-flinchingly,
- un flinchingly,
- in-flexibly,
- in flexibly,
- stably,
- inflexibly.
• fixedly (adverb)
- steadfastly,
- deeply.
• hard (adverb)
- harder.
• hastily (adverb)
- post-haste,
- precipitately,
- hurriedly,
- hastily,
- expeditiously.
• on the double (adverb)
- on double,
- doubletime,
- like shot,
- chop chop.
• promptly (adverb)
- un hesitatingly,
- un-hesitatingly,
- on dot.
• quickly (adverb)
- rushed,
- cracking,
- pell-mell,
- snap,
- slapdash,
- helter-skelter,
- briefly,
- Rapid-fire,
- overnight,
- smartish,
- easily,
- frenetic.
• rapidly (adverb)
- in rush,
- in hurry.
• soon (adverb)
- ere long,
- soonest.
• speedily (adverb)
- flat-out,
- swiftly.
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n.
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•
- washable,
- cannibal,
- lasting,
- Atkins diet,
- waterproof,
- detox,
- abstemious,
- brown-bag,
- indelible,
- crash diet,
- cannibalism,
- carnivore.
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•
- exotic,
- be careless,
- misbehave,
- thrilling,
- compelling,
- alive,
- dramatic,
- exciting,
- eventful,
- run wild,
- exhilarating,
- enthralling,
- deceive.
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•
- at full speed/tilt/throttle,
- forbear eating,
- observe a fast,
- not eat,
- deft,
- go hungry.
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•
- developer,
- camera,
- hell-for-leather,
- aperture,
- camcorder,
- boom,
- cartridge,
- Asa,
- darkroom,
- digicam,
- celluloid.
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•
- two-way,
- feeder,
- passable,
- one-way,
- arterial,
- impassable.
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•
- uncontrolled,
- unconstrained,
- unbridled,
- back-to-nature,
- gracious,
- uninhibited,
- unrestrained,
- incontinent,
- austere,
- monastic,
- living,
- restraint,
- new age,
- enclosed,
- ungoverned,
- bohemian.
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•
- matronly,
- womanhood,
- female,
- feminine,
- continue,
- pert,
- womanly,
- femininity.
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•
- tighten,
- Clinging,
- tense,
- taut,
- free.
-
•
- trust,
- liege,
- staunch,
- allegiant.
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•
- like a blue streak,
- quickly,
- like a streak,
- apace,
- in a flash,
- flat out,
- Posthaste,
- like a flash,
- like a bat out of hell,
- like the wind,
- in nothing flat.
• abstention from eating (noun)
- fasting,
- Xerophagy,
- abstinence.
• accelerating (noun)
- accelerating.
• act (noun)
- fast.
• alacritous (noun)
- alacritous.
• allegretto (noun)
- allegretto.
• andantino (noun)
- andantino.
• barred (noun)
- barred.
• blistering (noun)
- blistering.
• bolted (noun)
- bolted.
• colorfast (noun)
- colorfast.
• degenerate (noun)
- degenerate.
• degraded (noun)
- degraded.
• demonstration (noun)
- mass lobby,
- picket line,
- love-in,
- lie-in,
- peace march,
- teach-in.
• diet (noun)
- weight reduction plan,
- re-striction,
- re strictions,
- nutritional therapies,
- re striction,
- weightreduction plan,
- re-strictions,
- weight reduction plans,
- weight-reduction plans,
- weightreduction plans.
• dissipated (noun)
- dissipated.
• double-quick (noun)
- double-quick.
• dyed (noun)
- dyed.
• faithful (noun)
- faithful.
• fast (noun)
- scurrying,
- tinted,
- immediate,
- secured,
- hastening,
- immobile,
- high-velocity,
- flying,
- prestissimo,
- latched,
- fixed,
- instantaneous,
- loyal,
- prompt,
- speeding,
- fleet,
- smooth,
- fastened,
- truehearted,
- straightaway,
- riotous,
- locked,
- vivace,
- red hot,
- libertine,
- instant,
- meteoric,
- swift,
- speedy,
- hot,
- profligate.
• firmly fixed (noun)
- immovable.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- peaceful protest,
- diet,
- nutritional therapy,
- sit-downs,
- sit-down,
- sit down,
- demonstration,
- sit-in,
- sit in,
- weight-reduction plan,
- dietary,
- Dietaries.
• rapid (noun)
- quick as lightning,
- at warp speed,
- swift as an arrow,
- racing,
- fleeting.
• sit-in (noun)
- re-volt,
- re volts,
- sitdowns,
- sitdown,
- re volt,
- peaceful protests,
- re-volts,
- sit downs,
- sitin.
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v.
• abstain (verb)
- sitting one hands,
- re-fuses,
- going wagon,
- re-fusing,
- sit the fence,
- gave the go by,
- giving go by,
- go on wagon,
- takes the cure,
- kept from,
- re fused,
- denied oneself,
- fencesit,
- de-cline,
- sit on one hands,
- went the wagon,
- sat one’s hands,
- goes on the wagon,
- sit one hands,
- going on the wagon,
- sits on fence,
- sits on hands,
- gave go by,
- goes on wagon,
- sate out,
- re-fused,
- sits one’s hands,
- sat fence,
- going the wagon,
- sits one hands,
- denies oneself,
- sits fence,
- sitting one’s hands,
- sat on the fence,
- give go by,
- de clines,
- sate the fence,
- took pledge,
- sate on one’s hands,
- sate hands,
- keeping from,
- sits on one hands,
- fence-sits,
- with held,
- go wagon,
- sat on fence,
- sitting on one hands,
- with-holds,
- fencesat,
- re fuse,
- goes the wagon,
- sate fence,
- sits hands,
- keeps from,
- sitting the fence,
- goes wagon,
- fence-sat,
- re fusing,
- with-held,
- sate on one hands,
- sit fence,
- fence sitting,
- sitting ones hands,
- sits ones hands,
- re fuses,
- sat on hands,
- with-hold,
- with hold,
- sit ones hands,
- sat the fence,
- take cure,
- takes cure,
- sat ones hands,
- sitting hands,
- sitting on hands,
- sit on hands,
- sate on hands,
- sat on ones hands,
- go the wagon,
- took the cure,
- sat on one hands,
- taking the pledge,
- sitting fence,
- sat on one’s hands,
- sits out,
- sate ones hands,
- denying oneself,
- de-clines,
- re-fuse,
- sate one’s hands,
- went wagon,
- took cure,
- sate on fence,
- passes up,
- sitting on fence,
- with holding,
- sits the fence,
- sat hands,
- sitting on one’s hands,
- takes the pledge,
- sitting out,
- gives go by,
- de cline,
- sitting on ones hands,
- gives the go by,
- going on wagon,
- fence sit,
- taking pledge,
- sits on the fence,
- takes pledge,
- with holds,
- sate on ones hands,
- sitting on the fence,
- fencesits,
- went on the wagon,
- fence sits,
- went on wagon,
- sat one hands,
- sate on the fence,
- sate one hands,
- fencesitting,
- passing up,
- fence sat,
- giving the go by,
- sits on ones hands,
- sit one’s hands,
- take pledge,
- sits on one’s hands,
- taking cure,
- sit on ones hands,
- sit hands.
• demonstrate (verb)
- actions for cause exhibit,
- actioned for a cause exhibit,
- walkouting,
- marches on,
- pro-tested,
- pro tested,
- marched on,
- actioned for cause exhibit,
- actioning for a cause exhibit,
- lying in,
- staged walkout,
- action for cause exhibit,
- pro-testing,
- sitting in,
- actions for a cause exhibit,
- staging walkout,
- stages walkout,
- walkouted,
- pro testing,
- marching on,
- sits in,
- lied in,
- actioning for cause exhibit,
- sate in.
• diet (verb)
- skinnies down,
- skinnying down,
- re-duces,
- eating sparingly,
- watches weight,
- counted calories,
- re duces,
- re-duce,
- watching weight,
- goes without,
- counting calories,
- counts calories,
- lost weight,
- eats sparingly,
- slims down,
- watched weight,
- tightens belt,
- tightened belt,
- went without,
- ate sparingly,
- skinnied down,
- tightening belt,
- losing weight,
- re duce,
- slimmed down.
• go without food (verb)
- forbear,
- refrain,
- famish.
• unbroken (verb)
- end lessing,
- in tacts,
- undisturbedded,
- endlesses,
- un-impaired,
- un-broken,
- intacted,
- perpetualed,
- unruffledded,
- progressiving,
- entiring,
- uninterruptedded,
- unruffleds,
- un remitting,
- profounded,
- successives,
- intacting,
- unimpairedded,
- untroubleds,
- uninterruptedding,
- un-troubled,
- regularing,
- unremittings,
- regulared,
- unruffledding,
- uninterrupteds,
- undisturbedding,
- un disturbed,
- un-remitting,
- pro founds,
- solidding,
- incessanted,
- end-lessing,
- successived,
- intacts,
- in-tact,
- un ruffled,
- pro-founds,
- deeping,
- pro-founded,
- unimpaireds,
- unimpairedding,
- un impaired,
- perpetualing,
- in-tacts,
- un-disturbeds,
- endlessing,
- incessants,
- ceaselessed,
- in tact,
- un-ruffled,
- pro-founding,
- solidded,
- successiving,
- ceaselesses,
- pro founding,
- pro founded,
- untroubledded,
- un disturbeds,
- incessanting,
- progressived,
- un troubled,
- profounding,
- deeped,
- unremittinged,
- endlessed,
- ceaselessing,
- untroubledding,
- un interrupted,
- undisturbeds,
- unremittinging,
- un broken.
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Other synonyms:
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•
- hustle,
- creep,
- rush,
- abandoned,
- crawl,
- bird,
- dally,
- inactive,
- hasten,
- short,
- delay.
-
•
- linger,
- social,
- expedition.
-
•
- poke,
- drag,
- hurry,
- dispatch.
-
•
- crash.
-
•
- wild.
-
•
- easy.
• accelerated
- speeded up,
- accelerated.
• at full speed
- blast.
• demonstrate
- walkouts,
- Picketing,
- walkout,
- lay in,
- march on,
- stage walkout,
- lie in,
- action for a cause exhibit,
- lies in,
- sat in.
• double-quick
- double quick.
• muscular
- athletic.
• nimble
- swift-footed.
• Other relevant words:
- demonstrate,
- sat out,
- take the pledge,
- forgoing,
- slimming down,
- count calories,
- Refusing,
- withheld,
- keep from,
- eat sparingly,
- take the cure,
- entired,
- slimming,
- slim down,
- sit on fence,
- withhold,
- going without,
- give up,
- solids,
- withholds,
- deny oneself,
- Forgone,
- loses weight,
- progressives,
- taking the cure,
- sit on one’s hands,
- give the go by,
- go without,
- tighten belt,
- spurn,
- fence-sit,
- fence-sitting,
- constants,
- pass up,
- starves,
- abstain,
- skinny down,
- regulars,
- watch weight,
- starve,
- perpetuals,
- go on the wagon,
- constanting,
- passed up,
- sit out,
- Forbore,
- lose weight,
- profounds,
- unbroken,
- sit on the fence,
- took the pledge,
- constanted,
- entires.
• promiscuous
- flirtatious.
• rapidly
- speedily.
• rushed
- pressed.
• transcontinental
- overland.
• unaltered
- unchanged.
• well-intentioned
- friendly.
How to use «Fast» in context?
What is «fast«? Fast is a measure of how quickly something moves or how quickly something is done. Sometimes, we use the word «fast» to describe a person or thing that is quick to anger or to react. Sometimes, we use the word «fast» to describe something that is easy to learn or to understand. We use the word «fast» to describe something that is easy to use or to apply. We use the word «fast» to describe something that is easy to find. Fast can also be a word that is related to time. When we say «fast food,» we are saying that the food is fast to eat.
Paraphrases for Fast:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
quick.
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Proper noun, singular
quick.
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Adverb
quick.
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Interjection
quick.
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Verb, past tense
quick.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
cursory, efficient, timesaving.
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Proper noun, singular
quickly, Les, Miles, associates, rolls, plans, schemes, picks, points, comments.
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Noun, plural
Feet, Lives, livelihoods, vines, beings, vineyards.
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Adverb
almost, hastily, immediately, readily, sharply, slowly, sooner.
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Interjection
guys.
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Verb, past tense
proved.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Determiner
speedy.
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Adjective
fast-growing, hasty, quickly, rapidly, snappy, speedy, Fasted, fast-paced, quick-fix, fast-moving, go-fast, fast-start.
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Proper noun, singular
fastest, rapidly, speedy, RAPIDS.
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Noun, plural
RAPIDS.
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Noun, singular or mass
speedy.
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Adverb
quickly, rapidly, shortly, speedy, swiftly.
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Determiner
Homophones for Fast:
- fist, fixate, feast day, fig out, fagged, fogged, focused, fucoid, facade, fact, fight, facet, fag out, fazed, fixity, five-sided, faced, fossa cat, feisty, feist, faceted, fagot, fusty, fish stew, fast dye, factoid, fugacity, fewest, fascist, fuzzed, foist, fauvist, fascista, faggot, fused, focussed, faust, feast, fiesta, fixed, faucet, fast day.
Hypernym for Fast:
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n.
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act
ramadan, dieting, hunger strike, diet.
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act
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v.
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consumption
diet.
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consumption
Hyponym for Fast:
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n.
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act
abstinence.
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act
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v.
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consumption
desist, refrain, abstain.
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consumption
What is another word for “fast”? Below is a list of “fast” synonyms you should learn to improve and expand your English vocabulary.
Fast Synonym
Fast Definition and Examples
Meaning of Fast: Something or someone that is traveling at great speed or something that is happening at a quick pace. It can also mean the cessation of food intake that is done intentionally.
Examples:
- “He speaks really fast. I could not understand a word he said.”
- “To help with my weight loss I have decided to fast every other day.”
- “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.”
Other Words for “Fast”
Popular synonyms for “fast”.
- Quick
- Speedy
- Brisk
- At full speed/tilt/pelt/throttle
- Rapid
- High-speed
- Blistering
- Nimble
- Swift
The large list of 50+ different words to use instead of “fast”.
- Accelerated
- At full speed/tilt/pelt/throttle
- Blinding
- Blistering
- Breakneck
- Breathless
- Brisk
- Cracking
- Dizzy
- Expeditious
- Express
- Fast-moving
- Fleet
- Fleet-footed
- Flying
- Galloping
- Hasty
- High-speed
- Hot
- Hurried
- Immediately
- In a flash
- In a rush
- Lightning
- Like a flash
- Like a shot
- Lively
- Meteoric
- Nimble
- Nippy
- Pell-mell
- Promptly
- Quick
- Rapid
- Rapid-fire
- Rattling
- Scorching
- Smart
- Snappy
- Soon
- Spanking
- Speedy
- Splitting
- Sporty
- Sprightly
- Supersonic
- Swift
- Turbo
- Unhesitating
- Whirlwind
- Zippy
“Fast” Synonyms with Examples
- Quick
For example: Are you sure this is the quickest way?
- Speedy
For example: We wish you a speedy recovery.
- Brisk
For example: We went for a brisk walk before lunch.
- At full speed/tilt/pelt/throttle
For example: No one can catch him when he’s running at full speed.
- Rapid
For example: The disease is spreading at a rapid rate.
- High-speed
For example: The officers pulled him over after a high-speed chase.
- Blistering
For example: She launched into a blistering attack on her boss.
- Nimble
For example: She was extremely nimble on her feet.
- Swift
For example: He rose to his feet in one swift movement.
More interesting examples with the word “fast”
- “It has developed very fast in the past years, more and more people come here to seek opportunities.”
- ” Her strength was ebbing fast, so her children were called to her bedside.”
- ” This diet is suited to anyone who wants to lose weight fast.”
- “I kept the engine running because it might be necessary to leave fast.”
- “The time is fast approaching when we shall have to make a decision.”
- “There are no hard and fast rules, but rather traditional guidelines as to who pays for what.”
- “Metropolitan residents are used to fast rhythm.”
- “He drove too fast with tragic consequences.”
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Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:5.0 / 1 vote
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fast
Synonyms:
firm, secure, fixed, constant, steadfast, stable, unyielding, unswerving, rapid, accelerated, wild, reckless, dissipated, payAntonyms:
loose, insecure, slow, tardy, steady, sober, virtuous
Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:1.0 / 4 votes
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fast, fastingadjective
abstaining from food
Synonyms:
fastingAntonyms:
rough, bumper-to-bumper, long-playing, moral, lentissimo, sulky, slow, moderato, pervious, dilatory, largo, unhurried, lento, poky, slow-moving, unsmooth, andante, drawn-out, laggard, noncausal, noncausative, lazy, larghetto, sluggish, unfaithful, pokey, adagio, larghissimo, unfixed, long-play -
fastadjective
acting or moving or capable of acting or moving quickly
«fast film»; «on the fast track in school»; «set a fast pace»; «a fast car»
Synonyms:
profligate, libertine, loyal, debauched, fast(a), dissolute, riotous, truehearted, dissipated, quick, flying, degenerate, firm, degraded, immobileAntonyms:
sulky, unsmooth, largo, lazy, slow, noncausative, bumper-to-bumper, pokey, long-play, larghetto, slow-moving, unfixed, poky, noncausal, pervious, adagio, moral, long-playing, moderato, larghissimo, lentissimo, laggard, rough, sluggish, unhurried, lento, unfaithful, andante, drawn-out, dilatory -
fastadjective
(used of timepieces) indicating a time ahead of or later than the correct time
«my watch is fast»
Synonyms:
profligate, libertine, loyal, debauched, fast(a), dissolute, riotous, truehearted, dissipated, quick, flying, degenerate, firm, degraded, immobileAntonyms:
drawn-out, lentissimo, moderato, larghissimo, slow, pervious, rough, unsmooth, sulky, laggard, unfixed, moral, noncausative, sluggish, adagio, pokey, dilatory, lazy, bumper-to-bumper, unfaithful, largo, noncausal, poky, long-play, unhurried, larghetto, long-playing, slow-moving, andante, lento -
fastadjective
at a rapid tempo
«the band played a fast fox trot»
Synonyms:
profligate, libertine, loyal, debauched, fast(a), dissolute, riotous, truehearted, dissipated, quick, flying, degenerate, firm, degraded, immobileAntonyms:
lentissimo, largo, dilatory, adagio, slow, unsmooth, noncausal, pokey, pervious, unfixed, unfaithful, drawn-out, unhurried, larghetto, laggard, poky, noncausative, long-play, lazy, lento, moderato, larghissimo, long-playing, sulky, andante, slow-moving, rough, bumper-to-bumper, sluggish, moral -
fastadjective
(of surfaces) conducive to rapid speeds
«a fast road»; «grass courts are faster than clay»
Synonyms:
profligate, libertine, loyal, debauched, fast(a), dissolute, riotous, truehearted, dissipated, quick, flying, degenerate, firm, degraded, immobileAntonyms:
poky, lento, long-play, lentissimo, sulky, long-playing, moderato, pervious, dilatory, sluggish, pokey, slow, unhurried, laggard, slow-moving, drawn-out, bumper-to-bumper, larghissimo, largo, rough, lazy, noncausative, unsmooth, noncausal, unfaithful, larghetto, andante, moral, unfixed, adagio -
fastadjective
resistant to destruction or fading
«fast colors»
Synonyms:
profligate, libertine, loyal, debauched, fast(a), dissolute, riotous, truehearted, dissipated, quick, flying, degenerate, firm, degraded, immobileAntonyms:
slow, unsmooth, dilatory, unfaithful, largo, lento, larghissimo, unhurried, unfixed, poky, lentissimo, moderato, adagio, bumper-to-bumper, drawn-out, laggard, sluggish, noncausal, larghetto, rough, andante, moral, long-play, sulky, slow-moving, long-playing, noncausative, pokey, pervious, lazy -
debauched, degenerate, degraded, dissipated, dissolute, libertine, profligate, riotous, fastadjective
unrestrained by convention or morality
«Congreve draws a debauched aristocratic society»; «deplorably dissipated and degraded»; «riotous living»; «fast women»
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luxuriant, loyal, sporting, quick, profuse, riotous, debauched, devalued, lush, extravagant, dissolute, turbulent, libertine, truehearted, card-playing, disruptive, debased, tumultuous, betting, degraded, fast(a), flying, troubled, dissipated, exuberant, spendthrift, degenerate, profligate, immobile, prodigal, firmAntonyms:
laggard, adagio, sluggish, slow-moving, lento, sulky, pervious, unfaithful, largo, dilatory, unhurried, slow, noncausative, moral, moderato, larghetto, poky, long-play, unsmooth, andante, pokey, noncausal, long-playing, lazy, rough, lentissimo, drawn-out, bumper-to-bumper, unfixed, larghissimo -
flying, quick, fastadjective
hurried and brief
«paid a flying visit»; «took a flying glance at the book»; «a quick inspection»; «a fast visit»
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ready, flying, profligate, straightaway, debauched, riotous, prompt, speedy, dissolute, libertine, truehearted, warm, quick, immobile, loyal, degraded, agile, fast(a), fast-flying, firm, dissipated, spry, degenerate, immediate, nimbleAntonyms:
bumper-to-bumper, slow-moving, slow, larghissimo, pokey, long-play, unhurried, noncausal, unsmooth, unfixed, lento, sulky, sluggish, dilatory, drawn-out, moderato, laggard, poky, andante, rough, unfaithful, long-playing, pervious, lentissimo, larghetto, moral, largo, adagio, lazy, noncausative -
fast, firm, immobileadjective
securely fixed in place
«the post was still firm after being hit by the car»
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loyal, flying, debauched, unfluctuating, riotous, stiff, unwavering, unshakable, dissolute, libertine, truehearted, quick, unbendable, steadfast, degraded, solid, unfaltering, fast(a), steady, firm, dissipated, immobile, degenerate, profligate, strongAntonyms:
noncausal, slow-moving, rough, largo, pokey, slow, lentissimo, lazy, lento, unsmooth, long-play, dilatory, laggard, sulky, moral, larghetto, bumper-to-bumper, larghissimo, long-playing, drawn-out, pervious, poky, unfaithful, noncausative, moderato, unfixed, adagio, unhurried, sluggish, andante -
firm, loyal, truehearted, fast(a)adjective
unwavering in devotion to friend or vow or cause
«a firm ally»; «loyal supporters»; «the true-hearted soldier…of Tippecanoe»- Campaign song for William Henry Harrison; «fast friends»
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drawn-out, slow-moving, slow, long-playing, sulky, long-play, unfaithful, laggard, sluggish, unhurried, pokey, moral, rough, pervious, larghissimo, noncausative, lento, unfixed, adagio, moderato, unsmooth, dilatory, noncausal, lentissimo, poky, lazy, andante, largo, larghetto, bumper-to-bumper -
fastverb
(of a photographic lens or emulsion) causing a shortening of exposure time
«a fast lens»
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profligate, libertine, loyal, debauched, fast(a), dissolute, riotous, truehearted, dissipated, quick, flying, degenerate, firm, degraded, immobileAntonyms:
andante, lentissimo, largo, unsmooth, sluggish, bumper-to-bumper, moral, drawn-out, unfixed, unhurried, slow-moving, poky, adagio, pokey, slow, long-playing, rough, larghetto, laggard, lento, long-play, sulky, pervious, dilatory, noncausal, larghissimo, lazy, noncausative, moderato, unfaithful -
fastverb
abstain from certain foods, as for religious or medical reasons
«Catholics sometimes fast during Lent»
Antonyms:
moral, noncausal, pervious, slow, unfaithful, long-playing, dilatory, lentissimo, unsmooth, adagio, moderato, pokey, larghetto, largo, lento, long-play, bumper-to-bumper, andante, lazy, slow-moving, sulky, rough, unfixed, laggard, unhurried, drawn-out, poky, noncausative, larghissimo, sluggish -
fastadverb
abstain from eating
«Before the medical exam, you must fast»
Antonyms:
rough, laggard, andante, unsmooth, slow-moving, pervious, long-playing, sluggish, larghissimo, drawn-out, slow, lentissimo, lento, pokey, larghetto, adagio, unfaithful, moderato, lazy, long-play, poky, bumper-to-bumper, unhurried, noncausative, largo, moral, noncausal, sulky, dilatory, unfixed -
fastadverb
quickly or rapidly (often used as a combining form)
«how fast can he get here?»; «ran as fast as he could»; «needs medical help fast»; «fast-running rivers»; «fast-breaking news»; «fast-opening (or fast-closing) shutters»
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tightAntonyms:
larghissimo, slow-moving, slow, unsmooth, rough, larghetto, moderato, andante, long-playing, bumper-to-bumper, unfixed, lentissimo, laggard, lento, pokey, lazy, dilatory, sluggish, long-play, poky, adagio, sulky, unfaithful, noncausative, unhurried, noncausal, moral, drawn-out, pervious, largo -
fast, tightadverb
firmly or closely
«held fast to the rope»; «her foot was stuck fast»; «held tight»
Synonyms:
close, tight, closelyAntonyms:
larghetto, rough, sulky, unhurried, moderato, long-playing, andante, noncausal, moral, noncausative, slow-moving, adagio, pokey, sluggish, lentissimo, drawn-out, lazy, laggard, slow, dilatory, unfixed, pervious, largo, lento, poky, unsmooth, larghissimo, long-play, unfaithful, bumper-to-bumper
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fastverb
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abstain from food, forbear eating, go without food, go hungry -
fastnoun
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fasting, abstinence from food -
fastnoun
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fast day, day of fasting, banyan day -
fastnoun
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time of fasting -
fastnoun
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rope (to fasten a vessel to a wharf) -
fastadjective
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fastened, fixed, close, tight -
fastadjective
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immovable, firm -
fastadjective
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constant, steadfast, stanch -
fastadjective
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fortified, strong, impregnable -
fastadjective
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sound, deep, profound -
fastadjective
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swift, quick, fleet, rapid -
fastadjective
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dissipated, wild, giddy, reckless, thoughtless, thriftless, extravagant -
fastadjective
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firmly, tightly, immovably -
fastadjective
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swiftly, quickly, rapidly -
fastadjective
Synonyms:
extravagantly, prodigally, recklessly, wildly
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fastadjective
Synonyms:
immovable, firm, rigid, impregnable, strong, invincible, invulnerable, fortified, steadfast, faithful, true, permanent, durable, rapid, swift, fleet, quick, expeditious, speedy, unrestrained, dissolute, dissipated, rakish, wanton, profligate, immoral -
fastadverb
Synonyms:
swiftly, rapidly, quickly, with celerity, post-haste, speedily, expeditiously, fixedly, firmly, immovably
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List of paraphrases for «fast»:
rapid, quick, quickly, rapidly, hurry, speedy, swift, prompt, swiftly, soon, expres, expeditious, almost, promptly, fasting, speedily, expeditiously, timely, speed, rapids, early, high-speed, nearly, faster, vite, sticky, fast-track, accelerated
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How to use fast in a sentence?
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Steven Law:
At this very moment the issue is moving so fast that accurate predictions are difficult to make, i think it’s likely this will inflame partisan energy on both sides — and that could make the confirmation vote a lose-lose proposition either way for red-state Democrat senators.
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Atiqul Islam:
It’s fast becoming a business where only the fittest can survive.
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Fabiomassimo Discoli:
The market is not that big, the market is not that fast, they don’t sleep on board and just use the boats for entertainment purposes.
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Bennie Thompson:
The president was putting a lot of pressure on him to break the law, and he stood fast.
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Urban Meyer:
Tyson Campbell is a very fast guy, he never panics because he’s got elite speed, and he’s been really good. … We’re glad we got him.
Translations for fast
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- vas, voor, kleurvas, vinnigAfrikaans
- ጾመAmharic
- سَريع, سرعة, عاجلاً, صامArabic
- тиҙ, ҡаты, шәп, ныҡ, нығытыпBashkir
- хуткі, хуткаBelarusian
- неизбеляващ, закрепен, бърз, здрав, постя, силно, дълбоко, бързо, здравоBulgarian
- མགྱོགས་པོ, ཟས་གཅོདTibetan Standard
- ràpid, ferm, veloç, ràpidament, veloçment, dejunar, fermamentCatalan, Valencian
- rychlý, hluboký, rychle, postitCzech
- ymprydioWelsh
- farvefast, dyb, foran, hurtig, fast, dybt, fasteDanish
- befestigt, pfeilgeschwind, tief, schnell, beständig, pfeilschnell, geschwind, fest, farbecht, fastenGerman
- βαθύς, στερεός, ταχύς, μπροστά, γρήγορος, νηστεύω, γρήγοραGreek
- rapida, fasti, rapideEsperanto
- rápido, ayunar, rápidamenteSpanish
- irmo, finko, azkar, tinko, barau egin, agudoBasque
- تند, فرز, روزه گرفتنPersian
- nopea, kiinni, syvä, sikeä, pikaisesti, lujasti, etuajassa, tiukasti, nopeasti, paastota, sikeästiFinnish
- skjótur, fastur, fasta, fast, skjóttFaroese
- rapide, vite, jeûner, rapidementFrench
- luath, suite, ceangailte, aoineIrish
- luath, traisgScottish Gaelic
- rápidoGalician
- מהיר, מהר, צָםHebrew
- तीव्र, तेज़, झटपट, जल्दी, उपवासHindi
- érzékeny, szilárd, gyors, siet, sebes, mély, tartós, szilárdan, mélyen, gyorsan, böjtölHungarian
- արագ, պաս պահելArmenian
- puasa, cepatIndonesian
- kvikur, fastur, hraðskreiður, hraður, snöggur, skjótur, fljótur, ör, fast, fasta, hrattIcelandic
- resistente, rapida, avanti, fisso, veloce, rapido, profondo, digiunare, profondamente, rapidamente, velocemente, saldamenteItalian
- מָהִירHebrew
- 速い, 早い, しっかりした, 急ぐ, しっかりと, 断食するJapanese
- pasaJavanese
- სწრაფი, მარხულობა, მარხვის შენახვაGeorgian
- លឿន, ឆាប់Khmer
- ವೇಗವಾಗಿKannada
- 빨리Korean
- زوو, sabit, zeft, zû, خێرا, زو, رۆژوو گرتن, rojî girtinKurdish
- celer, iēiūnōLatin
- tvirtas, greitas, greita, pasninkautiLithuanian
- nasks, stipri, straujš, ašs, žigls, knašs, ātrs, gavētLatvian
- ngita, nohopukuMāori
- отпорен, постојан, силен, цврст, брз, брзо, пости, цврсто, предвременMacedonian
- fastMongolian
- lena, laju, puasa, berpuasaMalay
- snel, kwiek, rap, vast, gezwind, vlug, vastenDutch
- kjapp, rask, dyp, fargeekte, før, for tidlig, fast, dypt, faste, raskt, kjapt, hurtigNorwegian
- tsį́į́łgo, hah, tsį́į́łNavajo, Navaho
- junarOccitan
- szybki, prędko, bystro, pościć, szybkoPolish
- profundo, veloz, firme, adiantado, seguro, indesbotável, rápido, pesado, velozmente, profundamente, rapidamente, seguramente, firmemente, adiantadamente, jejuarPortuguese
- gegünar, gegüner, gigina, gigigna, günerRomansh
- grăbit, repede, rapid, iute, ajuna, postiRomanian
- крепкий, прочный, скорый, обгоняющий, скоростной, спешащий, быстрый, преждевременно, прочно, попоститься, быстро, поститься, крепкоRussian
- शीघ्रं, स्थिरंSanskrit
- dejunare, giunai, geunare, deunare, deunzare, deinare, zaunare, ageunareSardinian
- brzo, постити, брзо, postitiSerbo-Croatian
- rýchly, rýchloSlovak
- híter, postiti se, hítroSlovene
- fäst, snabb, kvick, djup, färgäkta, före, kvickt, snabbt, fort, fasta, djuptSwedish
- haraka, fungaSwahili
- வேகமாகTamil
- వేగంగాTelugu
- рӯза гирифтанTajik
- เร็ว, อดอาหารThai
- mabilisTagalog
- hızlı, oruç tutmakTurkish
- швидкий, швидко, Припинити вогоньUkrainian
- تیزUrdu
- mau, nhanhVietnamese
- sagitavifik, vifikVolapük
- פֿאַסטןYiddish
- 快速Chinese
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