Like crazy and Very fast

Like crazy

Like crazy adverb - With great speed or effort or intensity.

Very fast and like crazy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Very fast" instead an adjective phrase "Like crazy".

Very fast

Very fast adverb - In a relatively short time.
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Synonyms for Very fast

Like crazy and very fast are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Like crazy" instead an adjective phrase "Very fast".

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  • Video Game / Tekken She's very fast; blocks counters and juggles like crazy and by this stage would have your tactics down cold.
  • Video Game / Sunset Riders His henchmen shoot fast,he is very fast too and just to surprise you he will JUMP into your zone and shoot you while ducking, way different from Simon Greedwell who just stood there taking shots, Hank moves around like crazy.
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