Quick
Quick adjective - Moving, proceeding, or acting with great speed.
Usage example: a quick run through the car wash, and your vehicle will look as good as new
Rushed
Rushed adjective - Acting or done with excessive or careless speed.
Usage example: a rushed job with a number of errors
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Ed and Al are dumbfounded upon the (rather quick) realisation that the young, blonde, gun-wielding woman who has rushed to their aid is young, blonde, gun-wielding Hawkeye.◊
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Superior PC-to-Dreamcast ports showed Infogrames plainly didn't care and rushed the game to get a quick buck.
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Also to note, in most of his novels, what is decried is not the science in and of itself, but rushed science used for no other reasons than to make a quick buck.
Source: Science Is Bad
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