Quickly
Quickly adverb - With great speed.
Unreasonably and quickly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unreasonably" instead an adjective "Quickly".
Unreasonably
Unreasonably adverb - To a degree that exceeds the bounds or reason or moderation.
Quickly and unreasonably are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Quickly" instead an adjective "Unreasonably".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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These guys not only aim their guns at anyone who doesn't bow down and do everything that they're told to do quickly (and often unreasonably so), but will shoot immediately, up to and including firing a cannon and sinking a little boy whose boat happens to cross the path of one of their ships.
Source: Offing the Annoyance -
The former is unreasonably fast and will sprint straight over the edge of a bottomless pit if you don't trap it quickly enough, while the latter moves at a speed slightly faster than Kirby can run at and will disappear if not killed in time.
Source: Metal Slime - Despite what the name might suggest, this is not "a machine uploaded X knowledge into character Y's brain" (or "taught Y character X knowledge unreasonably quickly", or any other variants); that's Neural Implanting.
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