swiftly

IPA: swˈɪftɫi

adverb

In a swift manner; quickly; with quick motion or velocity; fleetly.

Examples of "swiftly" in Sentences

The heroes swiftly defeat the criminals.
I sigh and jog swiftly towards the scent.
The tepid water flows swiftly through the bath.
Sometimes "boldly and swiftly" is NOT A GOOD THING.
She swiftly walked to the cupboard and turned the handle.
Islamic armies swiftly conquered the whole of the Middle East.
He subsequently joined the NF and swiftly rose to the leadership.
In the weeks that followed, the forces of Malekith spread swiftly.
And now one, and now another, bled swiftly from the mouth and died.
He is skilled with shurikens and moves around swiftly and stealthily.
Condent swiftly jumped into the hold, and shot the Indian in the face.
The coup was swiftly followed by the Turkish military invasion of Cyprus.
And through a now familiar combination of bigger headlines and brasher stories, his title swiftly came to dominate the market.
Director Guy Ritchie keeps it all moving at a quick enough pace, but going through the motions swiftly is still going through the motions.
The spike in gold and silver prices to unexpected new highs so swiftly is evidence of the weakness in sovereign currencies and their economies.
He had passed swiftly through Cambridge and Oxford to become a leading Anglican theologian and had risen equally swiftly from a small bishopric in Wales to the seat of Canterbury.
Dealing with each of those rites of babyhood passage come back swiftly from the annals of motherhood memory when I needed them too, and carry a pretty short (re) learning curve anyway.
And rather than win swiftly and brutally as we had with a mighty Japanese Empire, LBJ fought Vietnam as the conflicted war president he was, babbling on about building “a Great Society on the Mekong.”

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