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Meanings of quicker movement in English

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Usage of quicker movement in English
1
A quicker movement and the crust ruptured at the top.
The Satyricon — Volume 06: Editor's Notes
2
At each gesture of impatience the subprefects quietly impelled the crowd to quicker movement.
Caesar Dies
3
Suddenly there was a quicker movement of seemingly one whole section of the mountain.
Tom Swift in the Land of Wonders; Or, The Underground Search for...
4
Presently, she began to rub her right hand over the left-over the wedding-ring- atfirstslowly ;thenwith quicker movement.
A Strange Story — Volume 07
5
Maltrot swung at him with his stick, but Choufleur caught the end of it with an even quicker movement.
All souls' rising
6
All these three-syllabic measures have a quicker movement than the two-syllabic, owing to the greater number of unaccented, unemphatic syllables.
Writing for Vaudeville
7
On the other hand, with Dionaea, touching the filaments excites incomparably quicker movement than the absorption of animal matter by the glands.
Insectivorous Plants
8
But some animals have sharper senses and quicker movement than man; thus dogs have a keener smell, and birds a swifter flight.
Summa Theologica, Part I (Prima Pars) / From the Complete Americ...
9
Charlie's passing was good, but it was suited to a longer passing type of game and Brendan wanted shorter, sharper passing and quicker movement.
The Guardian
10
Already she appeared to be in the rapids, from her quicker movement; and gliding faster and faster away, she soon was almost out of sight.
In the Wilds of Africa
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