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rapid

[rap-id] / ˈræp ɪd /


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The equity awards are inflating the company’s heavy operating losses and diluting existing shareholders at a rapid clip.

From The Wall Street Journal

Villa caused Arsenal all manner of problems on the break, yet couldn't make it count as Watkins curled wide at the end of another rapid raid.

From Barron's

Israel’s wartime operational environment has consistently driven rapid innovation, allowing it to refine and improve military hardware under real combat conditions.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even Khrushchev understood that what seems like rapid change in the moment often proves far less monumental over time.

From The Wall Street Journal

The government report predicts the rapid pace of economic expansion will continue and the “present macro-economic situation presents a rare goldilocks period of high growth and low inflation.”

From MarketWatch