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| біглий |
quick
runaway
fluent
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| звинний |
quick
agile
nimble
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| незагайний |
immediate
without delay
quick
prompt
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| частий |
frequent
rapid
hourly
quick
thick
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| гострий |
acute
sharp
keen
hot
pointed
pungent
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| кмітливий |
clever
intelligent
cute
quick
nimble
sagacious
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| прудкий |
quick
fast
lively
nimble-footed
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| швидкий |
fast
rapid
quick
prompt
swift
speedy
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| меткий |
quick
brisk
dexterous
nimble
alert
arch
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| сильний |
strong
powerful
intense
potent
vigorous
deep
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| нагальний |
urgent
pressing
hasty
insistent
hurried
speedy
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| скорий |
fast
quick
near
forthcoming
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| наглий |
sudden
unexpected
abrupt
fast
urgent
pressing
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| спритний |
agile
nimble
quick
dexterous
deft
cunning
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| хапкий |
quick
alert
prompt
brisk
nimble
knavish
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| хуткий |
quick
swift
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But the man was quicker as he turned and blocked him.
She must have noticed his skeptical look because she added, after cutting her eyes at Zaine, “We thought this would be a quicker route than going through Spinesend… It looks closer on the maps.
The Spine marks the edge of our mandate, and it’s quicker to go through Yarrow and Spinesend on the roads if we need to reach Falvar.
Raif pushed us to travel cross country, but Zaine insisted there was a quicker way to Falvar in the east.
”“A quicker way,” grumbled Rew, rubbing his hand over his hair, feeling the prickly stubble sprung from his scalp after shaving the night before.
It would take days to sort out the mess in Falvar, but the quicker he got started the next morning, the quicker it would be done.
“It sits athwart a major east-to-west highway, and merchants have a much quicker time passing through than going all the way around the mountains, so there is commerce,” continued Rew, “but the purpose of the city is rule and war.
Rew guessed the soldiers had managed to get the barriers closed a lot quicker than they were getting them open.
“If I had to, I could start a fire in a rainstorm, but I could do it a lot quicker with this,” he said, shaking the pouch of powder.
As the boom had come a thousand times quicker than good hotels could be built, there were few worthy of the name, and the owners of these could ask anywhere from ten to fifty dollars for a shabby room with a simple cot, a squeaking chair, and a shattered table as the entire furnishings.
“It’d be quicker travel if we took the roads,” muttered the empath.
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