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Quick adjective - Able to sense slight impressions or differences.
Usage example: parlayed her quick eye for beauty into ownership of a top modeling agency
Both words in one sentence
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Nothing ever comes of it (though it's a good and quick way to build your Communication score), and it should also be pointed out that she's married.
Source: The Tease -
Light infantry are generally poor on their own, but are cheap, quick and good for flanking enemy infantry and running down heavy infantry and archers.
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Jerkass Has a Point: Eleanor is quick to point out everyone's flaws, suggesting that everyone is not as good as they seem - especially Tahani.
Source: Series / The Good Place
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