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fast food

[fast-food, fahst-] / ˈfæstˈfud, ˈfɑst- /
NOUN
inexpensive food prepared and served quickly
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK
slow food


Example Sentences

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This instinct appears to function best when foods are eaten in their natural form and may be disrupted by modern fast food environments.

From Science Daily

Anyone who wants to make a purchase needs to make a case for why gas, fast food and other potential items are needed.

From The Wall Street Journal

While you might be able to eat fast food from your lap while cruising down the highway — something I don’t recommend — Dante probably can’t.

From MarketWatch

Last year was tough, though, as enthusiasm for the brand waned and cash-strapped diners abandoned fast-casual options for cheaper fast food and homemade meals.

From Los Angeles Times

Vincent said that traditionally, "the more fast food units you have, the better the operations, the better the supply chain, the better you can buy, the better your systems can be".

From BBC