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rapid

[rap-id] / ˈræp ɪd /


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Long-term climate projections are generally more stable and reliable than short-term forecasts, which are more sensitive to rapid weather changes.

From Science Daily

Air travel played a much larger role than commuting in driving this rapid spread.

From Science Daily

The gap was down to three by the final whistle but Scotland did not do enough as the hosts made the most of their rapid start, superior set-piece and solid discipline.

From BBC

With humanoid robots, “China is once again mobilizing state support, supply-chain depth, and rapid commercialization to build a new strategic sector,” said Sunny Cheung, a fellow for China studies at the Jamestown Foundation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead, Friday seemed to be more of a vibe shift and the kind of dip buying that often follows rapid selloffs.

From Barron's