Speed Synonyms and Antonyms
spēd
Rate of motion or performance
(Noun)
Rapidness of movement or activity
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- swiftness
- velocity
- celerity
- dispatch
- haste
- expedition
- rapidity
- acceleration
- hurry
- alacrity
- promptitude
- quickness
- speediness
- briskness
- activity
- eagerness
- readiness
- agility
- expeditiousness
- liveliness
- fleetness
- momentum
- promptness
- deftness
- pace
- precipitation
- rush
- hustle
- precipitancy
- urgency
- legerity
- rate
- headway
- impetuosity
- breeze
- bat
- posthaste
- clip
- rapidness
- snap
- steam
- tempo
- vector
- fastness
To move rapidly
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- race
- rush
- hurry
- hasten
- hotfoot
- zip
- bolt
- bucket
- go fast
- bustle
- dart
- dash
- ride hard
- festinate
- flash
- put on sail
- fleet
- flit
- go like the wind
- fly
- haste
- cut along
- hustle
- crowd-sail
- pelt
- bowl along
- rocket
- run
- cover ground
- sail
- travel rapidly
- gun the motor
- scoot
- scour
- shoot
- give her the gas
- sprint
- tear
- go-all-out
- trot
- whirl
- gear-up
- whisk
- whiz
- go-it
- wing
- hie
- zoom
- break the sound barrier
- rip
- barrel
- highball
- nip
- pelt along
- rush-along
- cannonball along
- bucket along
- belt along
- step-on-it
To promote
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- accelerate
- expedite
- hurry
- quicken
- hasten
- hustle
- Also used with up: accelerate
- alacrity
- barrel
- speed-up
- briskness
- advance
- celerity
- clip
- dash
- dispatch
- facilitate
- fare
- favor
- gallop
- haste
- hie
- hightail
- informed
- knot
- pace
- precipitate
- propel
- further
- prosper
- quickness
- race
- rapidity
- step up
- rate
- rip
- run
- rush
- swiftness
- tear
- tempo
- urgency
- velocity
- zip
- zoom
A central nervous system stimulant that increases energy and decreases appetite; used to treat narcolepsy and some forms of depression
(Noun)
Synonyms:
Synonyms:
(Adjective)
- adept
- alacritous
- celeritous
- expeditious
- fast
- posthaste
- precipitous
- speedy
- supersonic
Words Related to Speed
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