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fast-moving
[ fast-moo-ving, fahst- ]
adjective
- moving or capable of moving at high speed.
- (of a novel, play, or the like) having sustained action and interest with events following one another rapidly; lively in plot.
Word History and Origins
Origin of fast-moving1
Example Sentences
Determined to finish slurry-spreading on the family's Donemana farm, he was checking how the tank was filling when his unzipped coat was caught in fast-moving machinery.
A sort of spiritual successor to the on-again/off-again Main Street Electrical Parade, Paint the Night has a fast-moving soundtrack, more than 1 million LED lights and glittering, shimmering floats that honor franchises such as “Toy Story,” “Frozen” and “Cars.”
Small animals like water voles and shrews, which live in burrows, can survive fast-moving fires but their habitats and the food they rely on are destroyed.
For McLoughlin, the three-year gap between the casting announcement and 2028 release date adds further risk, especially in the fast-moving online space where fanbases can shift.
But despite maintaining a loyal base of Bachelor Nation fans during its more than two decades on air, the franchise has failed to keep pace with cultural shifts and fast-moving social trends.
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