Quickly
Meaning
At a fast speed; rapidly.
Pronunciation
UK ˈkwɪkli
US ˈkwɪkli
Example Sentences
- The warmer a snake's body, the more quickly it can digest its prey.
- Starting up in their apartment in San Francisco in 2008, Airbnb had little use for an office, but as the company grew, this quickly became a necessity.
- Many factories use robots to do hard work quickly and without many mistakes.
- This reflex allows cats to quickly assess which way is down and rotate their bodies while in mid-air.
- Although not lifesaving, the idea is similar to that of those used in remote areas, delivering the product as quickly and as hot as possible.
- Therefore, the city offers unique cooking classes which are quickly becoming a popular tourist activity.
- However he was more interested in ensuring that people could freely use it so the idea would catch on quickly.
- She quickly gained a rising reputation for being on the forefront of fashion, and her initial success encouraged her to start another shop in [Biarritz] which prospered as a venue for the wealthy during the First World War.
- The river spoiled fairly quickly due to the cream and the cast said it stank.
- It tells one small story very quickly.
Learn Quickly in Context
Explore more
Practice Quickly
Read, listen, and practise using “Quickly” in fun stories and activities.