Fast and Rush

Fast

Fast adjective - Moving, proceeding, or acting with great speed.

Usage example: the fast pace of construction resulted in our new house being done ahead of schedule

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Synonyms for Fast

Antonyms for Fast

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

Nearby Words: fasted, fasting

Rush

Rush adjective - Done under pressure.

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Synonyms for Rush

Antonyms for Rush

Fast and rush are semantically related in hasty topic. Sometimes you can use "Fast" instead an adjective "Rush", if it concerns topics such as hurried.

Nearby Words: rushed, rushing, rushy

Mutual synonyms

fleet

How words are described

full	full fast	full rush
particular	particular fast	particular rush
strong	strong fast	strong rush
real	real fast	real rush
Other adjectives: hard, massive, serious, excellent, extra.

Common collocations

armor	fast armor	rush armor
kills	fast kills	rush kills

Both words in one sentence

When the cop points out that they're "hella fast", Castle retorts that a Ferrari is just as fast as any other car on the street when it's stuck in rush-hour traffic.

Source: Awesome But Impractical / Live-Action TV
When Esposito insists that they're "hella fast", Castle points out that in rush hour traffic it's just as fast as any other car.

Source: Cool, but Inefficient
Rush 2049, however, involved combinations for every unlock under the sun, some of them fiendishly difficult and which had to be input fast, but not so fast that the game couldn't recognize it.

Source: Some Dexterity Required

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