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quicken

[kwik-uhn] / ˈkwɪk ən /


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Global fertility rates have been in steady decline since the 1960s, and the trend has quickened in recent years.

From The Wall Street Journal

It may have benefited from a quickened pace, or touches of humor, or heightened stakes because — at least in this film — watching Nazis get theirs is a vein of amusement that runs dry.

From Los Angeles Times

Ribes acknowledges that government authorities and games organizers are quickening the pace of preparations and says “the will is there” to tackle accessibility problems highlighted by her group and others.

From Washington Times

As the sun sinks and color seeps from the sky, the stream of worshipers quickens, following the bright lanterns that light the way to al-Aqsa.

From Washington Post

Like the NBA owners and officials of 69 years ago, MLB wants to quicken the pace of games to raise ticket sales and attract new fans.

From Washington Post