Fleet and Swiftly

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

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Swiftly and fleet are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Swiftly" instead an adverb "Fleet".

Swiftly adverb - With great speed.

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Fleet and swiftly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fleet" instead an adverb "Swiftly".

Nearby Words: swift, swiftness

Good thing he doesn't need to walk for his job, then, and he lives up to his boast that he is "the best damn helmsman in the Alliance fleet", piloting the Normandy as swiftly and easily as if she were an X-Wing fighter.

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The first two strips were titled If Dinosaurs Walked on Fleet Street..., the next two were titled If Turkeys Could Vote... and that was the last time he played with the title, which swiftly rendered it meaningless.

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Humans Advance Swiftly: Having sent probes and observed knights on horseback, the conquest fleet arrived 800 years later expecting basically more of the same and completely unprepared for the industrial civilization that humanity had built.

Source: Literature / Worldwar

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