Fast and Momentary

Fast

Fast adjective - Not lasting for a considerable time.
Usage example: after a fast explanation of the procedure, we were turned loose to do the work

Momentary and fast are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Momentary" instead an adjective "Fast".

Nearby Words: fasted, fasting

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

  • Western Animation / Balto 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.
  • Most bullets are too fast to be seen with the naked eye as any more than a momentary blur, at best.
  • 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.
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