🇬🇧 Rapidly meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Rapidly is used to describe something happening at a high speed. It can be used for running, eating, talking, or even growing. If something happens rapidly, it doesn’t take much time—it’s quick, zoomy, and sometimes a little chaotic!

My baby cousin grew so rapidly that we think he might be a secret superhero.

I ate my ice cream so rapidly that my brain sent me a very rude freeze warning.

The dog wagged his tail so rapidly that he knocked over three chairs and a confused cat.

I drank my soda so rapidly that my burp lasted longer than the national anthem.

I typed my essay so rapidly that even my computer asked me to slow down.

A small dog saw a bird and ran rapidly across the yard. The bird flew rapidly up. The dog jumped rapidly and missed. The child laughed and clapped rapidly with joy. The dog barked rapidly, then sat down rapidly, tired. The child hugged him rapidly. They smiled, rested, and felt warm.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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