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Meanings of apace in English
Portuguese
brevemente Synonyms
Examples for "quickly"
Examples for "quickly"
1
This year, however, Woods quickly dispatched the problem in a few days.
2
Dixon thought quickly; no questions about Bertrand's possible partner must be asked.
3
Understand the current financial position: The ability to respond quickly is essential.
4
He said the government wanted Transmission Gully completed as quickly as possible.
5
Medical professionals express concern that the health system will be quickly overwhelmed.
1
Semihard; full cream; rapidly cured; Tilsit type; very fine; made at Itzehoe.
2
This, especially, as the number of COVID-19 cases continue to rapidly rise.
3
Africa's greatest strength today could be its young and rapidly growing population.
4
Opposition to ACTA in Eastern Europe is especially strong and spreading rapidly.
5
Therefore, one needs to rapidly estimate suitable measures of the screening effect.
1
Such was the first act of the drama; the rest speedily followed.
2
In the evening the enemy gained an advantage; but was speedily repulsed.
3
This intimidation makes it very difficult for government to speedily conclude preparations.
4
So calling Nippers from the other room, the paper was speedily examined.
5
The glitches will come and we hope they will be speedily resolved.
1
Marian fancied she could hear the chop-chop of his frothing jaws.
2
The chop-chop sound was almost deafening to Rose.
3
I couldn't see it, so I flip-flopped chop-chop.
4
Mattie felt the chop-chop-chop of her heart as she crouched low, following the man into the crib.
5
The ax in her heart going choppity-chop-chop!
Usage of apace in English
1
Right across this country, egged on by State-sponsored agencies, volunteerism grows apace.
2
Away from the madding crowds, the Irish World Cup preparations continue apace.
3
The nationalization of the means of production and distribution went on apace.
4
As they swelled higher in the broad basin their wrath grew apace.
5
Towards the end of the dinner conversation and hilarity were growing apace.
6
The dismemberment of the Israelitish kingdom went on apace for some years.
7
Feet prints:The revival of Celia Birtwell and her zany prints continues apace.
8
The campaign to install Shane MacGowan as unofficial national treasure proceeds apace.
9
Beneath this façade of financial correction, a blame game is proceeding apace.
10
The winter came on apace, but the weather was mild and pleasant.
11
Over the River Liffey, the proliferation of fresh-produce cafes also continues apace.
12
Vitalized by the principles of its foundation, the Puritan commonwealth grew apace.
13
The dawn was coming on apace, but the wood was yet dark.
14
We had now the satisfaction to find our ailing people mend apace.
15
Twilight crept upon them apace, then deepened into the shadows of night.
16
At least, we should meet soon in Dyfed, for he mended apace.
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Apace through the time
Apace across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common