Fast
Momentary
Momentary adjective - Lasting only for a short time.
Fast and momentary are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fast" instead an adjective "Momentary".
Nearby Words: moment, momentarily
Both words in one sentence
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Balto has a momentary Freak Out and runs too fast, which results in him and the medicine falling off a dark and seemingly endless cliff.
Source: Western Animation / Balto - Most bullets are too fast to be seen with the naked eye as any more than a momentary blur, at best.
Source: Painfully Slow Projectile - The Air Inter crash: A momentary gust of turbulence activated a feature of the autopilot that made the plane-already descending too fast due an erroneous autopilot input-descend more quickly into the path of the mountain.
Source: Series / Air Crash Investigation
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Momentary and Fast. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 01, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/fast/momentary
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