Quickly
Quickly adverb - With great speed.
Spontaneously and quickly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Spontaneously" instead an adverb "Quickly".
Spontaneously
Spontaneously adverb - In a spontaneous manner.
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Synonyms for Spontaneously
Quickly and spontaneously are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Quickly" instead an adverb "Spontaneously".
Nearby Words: spontaneous, spontaneity
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- right and quickly
- right and spontaneously
- immediately and quickly
- immediately and spontaneously
- directly and quickly
- directly and spontaneously
- straight away and quickly
- straight away and spontaneously
- pell-mell and quickly
- pell-mell and spontaneously
- recklessly and quickly
- recklessly and spontaneously
- hastily and quickly
- hastily and spontaneously
Both words in one sentence
- A gag where two characters spontaneously hug in a moment of shared joy or affection—and then one or both of them quickly, awkwardly pull away.
Source: Accidental Hug - In Mechwarrior 3, mechs would spontaneously fall over dead if one of their legs was destroyed, which quickly became a massive Game Breaker.
- While both sides knew it was fake, they quickly began treating it as though it was real, with both groups spontaneously falling into their "roles".
Source: Stanford Prison Experiment
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