Faster
Faster adverb - More quickly.
More quickly and faster are semantically related. In some cases you can use "More quickly" instead an adverb "Faster".
More quickly
Faster and more quickly are semantically related. You can use "Faster" instead an adverb phrase "More quickly".
Both terms in one sentence
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Because nuclear reactions happen much more quickly than chemical, time passes for them much, much faster than for humans.
Source: Starfish Aliens - Though in the final book it's noted that the Vong are running short on ships more quickly since fabrication is faster than growth.
Source: Strong Flesh, Weak Steel -
The big challenge is that they're a lot faster and shoot much more quickly than regular enemies, and the Deep One merchant can throw fireballs even though Deep Ones normally can't do that.
Source: Videogame / Eldritch
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More quickly and Faster. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 03, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/faster/more_quickly
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