rapidity

In my eyes, one of the greatest miracles it has ever worked is the rapidity of its propagation and the confidence it inspires.

The rapidity of their advance was so great that the other regiments of the central column were left far behind.

The fullness of George Eliot's mind at this time may be gathered from the rapidity with which one work followed another.

Taken as he was by surprise, Edward showed at once the vigour and rapidity of his temper.

The most marked improvement was the rapidity which the daily funerals in the three burying grounds decreased.

My long experience assures me, that the rapidity of decomposition depends, upon certain qualities in the subject and in the soil.

But, on turning into the Boulevards, the scene changed with the rapidity of magic.

He saw how his leader worked, with rapidity and precision, and without excitement, and he strove to imitate him.

I feel that these anecdotes seem to belie her exquisite refinement, the rapidity and delicacy of her mental movement.

This was done with the crack and rapidity of a spring snuff-box.