Quick
Quick adverb - With great speed.
Severely and quick are semantically related. in completely topic. In some cases you can use "Severely" instead an adverb "Quick".
Both words in one sentence
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We then get a quick goodbye to Will and Djaq and the severely depleted gang of outlaws heading back home across the desert.
Source: Series / Robin Hood -
However, Genkai (despite being severely weakened after giving much of her energy to Yusuke just before) makes quick work out of each of them, without so much as breaking a sweat.
Source: Manga / YuYu Hakusho - This allows a severely damaged character to get up and/or launch a flurry of attacks in a quick-time event which leaves the character's momentum gauge full and their opponent dazed, ready for a Finishing Move.
Source: Desperation Attack
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