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thick and fast

ADVERB
frequently
Synonyms
STRONGEST
again and again generally intermittently many times often periodically regularly time and again usually
STRONG
oft oftentimes ofttimes
WEAK
as a rule at regular intervals at short intervals at times by ordinary customarily every now and then habitually in many instances in quick succession many a time much not infrequently not seldom ordinarily over and over recurrently spasmodically successively very often
Antonyms
STRONGEST
rarely seldom
WEAK
infrequently not much uncommonly

Example Sentences

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The games have been coming thick and fast for Chelsea and I actually admire their manager Liam Rosenior for the way he changed things up in their 3-2 comeback win over West Ham after being 2-0 down.

From BBC

Reforms designed to revive the Caribbean country's moribund economy have been coming thick and fast.

From Barron's

The opening category set the tone for a string of snubs and surprises, which started coming thick and fast.

From BBC

Market shocks are coming thick and fast.

From Barron's

Many may have simply been exploring their options, but calls came in thick and fast at the start of the month.

From BBC

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.