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Meanings of very fast in English

In a relatively short time.

Usage of very fast in English
1
As they are going very fast, they have to look far ahead.
Radio NZ
2
Seven minutes of landing went by very fast, it was so intense.
The Guardian
3
It is stylishly designed, unobtrusive, extremely easy to use and very fast.
The Irish Times
4
News travels very fast in the Indian country, especially in war times.
An Autobiography of Buffalo Bill (Colonel W. F. Cody)
5
The oncology field is moving at a very fast pace, Weber said.
Reuters
6
A voice inside told him to run away, very fast, right now.
The Pilo Family Circus
7
He gets in, and the coachman-whois in black-drivesoff very fast.
The Second Latchkey
8
The Americans went very fast, as you saw with the championship record.
Reuters
9
It is very fast, it all runs out very quickly, he said.
The Guardian
10
Some molecules are moving quite slow and some are moving very fast.
Wired
11
Alli did not run very fast and did not last long either.
Silence of the grave
12
You are learning very fast, but then I've seldom seen such determination.
The Valley of Horses
13
It was very fast indeed, Levitas, and I am grateful to you.
His Majesty’s Dragon
14
They came out of their graves changed, very strong and very fast.
Shadowlight
15
He ran very fast away from the house, down toward the river.
Fahrenheit 451
16
I must say you went very fast for so grave a Quaker.
Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker / Sometime Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel on ...
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United States of America
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